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Repeatedly called "the man, the
myth, the legend" by current and
former La Salle students, beloved
Brother Edward Sheehy is the
receiver of the 2007-2008 Explorer
Yearbook dedication. This unique
individual has been known to allow
students to throw pies at him to
raise money, was voted "most likely
to get asked to monitor a boys
lavatory during a high school prom"
in a 1997 Collegian and is
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"Pittsburghese", which he learned
while working in Pittsburgh. From his
well known quotes -"is there anything
on anyone's mind today?"- to his
random outbursts of songs - to his
dedication to La Salle athletics, it's
difficult to miss Brother Sheehy as he
circles the campus everyday.

And circles the campus. Brother
Sheehy certainly does. From
teaching 8:00am history classes to
bleary eyed college students, to
chasing the basketball team up and
down the court. Brother Sheehy is
easily visible all over the campus, as
he bounces from one event to
another.

While a dedicated and charismatic
member of the History Department,
Brother Sheehy is more then just a
professor at La Salle. He moderates
basketball, and formerly football,
acting as a mentor for these students
on and off the court. However,
Brother Sheehy also supports many
events that occur on campus. For
example, he offers himself to the
Service Trips auction, raking in over
$100 for dinner with him. (Yes,
Brother Sheehy is THAT
entertaining as a dinner companion.)

These are just a few things that
Brother Ed has done; however, his
work at La Salle and in education are
truly legendary, going back many

years. Brother received the Robe of the
Christian Brothers in 1963 and
graduated from La Salle in 1968 as
valedictorian (the first Brother to ever do
so). After graduating from La Salle.
Brother Sheehy left La Salle for a while,
making his presence known at high
schools all over the mid-Atlantic region.
He went to Calvert Hall College High
School, where he worked as a history
teacher and Dean of Discipline. He then
moved to St. John's College High
School. Brother Sheehy then switched
to the administration side of work, acting
as a vice principal at Hudson Catholic
High School and principal at Central
Catholic High School. During this
sojourn, Brother received his doctorate
from George Washington University.

Finally, nearly twenty years after
graduating, Brother Sheehy returned to
his Alma Mater in 1988. taking a
position as a history professor. During
his long tenure at La Salle, Brother has
aided in the Admissions department,
served on the Faculty Senate, and
received the Lindback Teaching award.

Upon looking back on Brother Sheehy's
dedicated career, it is truly easy to see
why he earned his nickname as "the
man, the myth, the legend". He has
devoted his life to La Salle, creating his
legend in the minds and hearts of La
Salle students, past, present and future.

Jen McShane. '10 5

Every year, the Explorer Yearbook opens with
a section that highlights occurrences from La
Salle. Each year is marked by different events,
making up the history of the school. This year
is no exception.

Turning these pages, there is a record of the
Phillies' incredible season, an overview of the
campus construction, the "kick off" of a new
year, and the celebration of La Salle's 145
years. These events and the participants, along
with many others and the changing world,
"chart the course" to carry La Salle into the
future.

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At the beginning of the 2007-2008
school year, returning La Salle students
and employees noticed some changes all
around campus. Some of the
modifications to the campus landscape
were immediately noticeable, like the
absence of Benilde. Other changes were
more subtle, such as the addition of
benches all over campus, like the ones
installed near St. Basil Court.

La Salle began expanding its borders with
the addition of Germantown Hospital on
May 8, 2007 from the Albert Einstein
Health. The Germantown Hospital
property added 23 acres to La Salle
designated West Campus. Soon after this
purchase, plans were put into action to
tear down Benilde Hall on Main Campus
and move its occupants over to the
renovated hospital. University
Advancement, University
Communications and Alumni Relations all
now reside in Germantown Hospital.
Other offices formerly located in Benilde
moved over to the Administration
Building and College Hall.

The highly anticipated Shoppes at La
Salle broke ground on October 29, 2007.

La Salle grad and Philadelphia State
Representative Dwight Evans was on
hand at the groundbreaking. "La Salle has
been doing a lot of reaching out. in many
different ways, and is an economic
anchor to this community." He stressed
the benefits of the shopping center for
the surrounding community as well as La
Salle. Among the stores to be installed
are: Fresh Grocer supermarket. Starbucks
cafe, T-Mobile, GameStop and America's
Best Eyewear.

The Japanese Tea House, located in a
quiet, remote area of the campus was
also dismantled in late August. The tea
ceremonies are being relocated to
another undecided area.

Besides these big projects. La Salle also
experienced some aesthetic changes to
the campus. This includes the addition of
benches campus wide, as well as other
things.

It is clear that the campus will continue to
grow and build, with renovations to the
science center, the Explorer's Den and a
bridge to connect West Campus to the
library still in the works.

Jen McShane, 10

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Activity on campus, slow during the hazy
days of summer, picked up again during
Opening Weekend 2007. It is Opening
Weekend every year that truly kicks off
the beginning of a new school year at La
Salle. Returning students meet up with
friends, reciting stories of internships,
jobs and beach trips. However, it may be
that the Freshmen, the newest members
to the La Salle community, that are most
effected by Opening Weekend, getting
their first taste of college life.

Thursday, August 23 was the beginning
of Opening Weekend, when 780
Freshmen students stepped onto campus
for the first time as La Salle students.
Many, about 88% of these new students,
spent the morning meeting roomates and
moving into the dorms with assistance
from the Football team, RSA, SGA and
La Salle Ambassadors. Freshman
communters also arrived on campus,
testing SEPTA and La Salle parking.

The Opening Weekend Family lunch,
held on the Main Quad allowed the
newcomers to mingle with fellow
classmates, as well as returning students.

After Opening Convocation, when the
newest class of Lasallians received a
warm welcome from the La Salle
community, parents left the campus. This
led many of the Freshmen to now
explore La Salle on their own.

Opportunities arose all weekend for
Freshmen to make new connecions with
their fellow classmates. Stadium Jam
occured on Thursday Night, where good
music and food could be found. Bus trips
to South Street, Pat's Steaks, Metroplex
and King of Prussia Mall gave new
students an opportunity to meet other
people, yet it also let them become
acclimated to Philadelphia andthe
surrounding area. And Explorer Games
was a chance to show off athletic abilities
and have a good time in McCarthy
Stadium.

The weekend turned out to be fun for all
involved. "I thought opening weekend
was a lot of fun, and it was good to spend
time with my roommate, however, the
activities should all be in the gym... where
there is A/C," said Christine McCullough,
2011.

Jen McShane, '10

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Phillies Pride

It was a grim start for the Philadelphia
"Phightin" Phils, with a 1-6 beginning to
the 2007 season. The Phillies struggled
during April and May, having lost more
games then they had won in both
months. Was shortstop Jimmy Rollins'
comment on February 20, 2007, "we're
the team to beat", doomed to haunt the
Phils all season?

After the slow start, the Phillies began to
pick up the pace. However, injuries
marred the season, slowing the Phillies'
climb. During the season, the Phillies had
to play without the skills of: Ryan
Howard, Brett Myers, Tom "Flash"
Gordon among many others. Perhaps,
the biggest scares for the persistent Phils
came when beloved, second baseman
Chase Utley and ace pitcher. Cole
Hamels went on the DL.

Despite the deluge of injuries, the Phils
continued to slowly gain ground on the
Mets, leaders of the NL East. The month
of September was a turning point, as the
Phillies continued winning key games,
including sweeping the Mets. At the same
time the Phils were executing this
onslaught, the reigning Mets self-
destructed, allowing the Phillies to win
the NL East title in the final games of the

season. This put the Phillies into the
playoffs for the first time since 1993.

With the Phillies in the playoffs, the city
went nuts. Everyone was celebrating the
victory of the "come back kids" as the
Phils were being nicknamed.

La Salle was no exception. Phillies t-shirts
were donned as students joined in the
triumph of the Phillies. One could not
walk into Olney Hall without seeing
Phillies gear.

As the playoffs began, the University
showed the games in the Dan Rodden
theater, allowing students to gather
together to cheer on the Phils or bite
their nails. Free pretzels were given out in
support of the Phillies.

The glory ended as the Phillies were
swept in 3 games by the red hot
Colorado Rockies. Yet. many were not
disappointed. In fact, they were proud of
the Phils, coming back against the odds.
All in all, it was an exciting season, with
the Philadelphia motto ringing in our
ears, "There's always next year."

Jen McShane. 10

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For theOf f icers

With sternos burning and spoons and
forks in hand, the La Salle Ambassadors
served Thanksgiving Dinner to the police
of the 35th District Police. For the past
eight years, the Ambassadors, a student
group working out of the Advancement
Office, along with the help of members of
the community and other student groups,
have been serving the delicious meal
including turkey, ham, stuffing, cranberry
sauce, vegetable, mashed potatoes,
candied yams and the rest of our favorite
Thanksgiving foods. It is a time to thank
the police officers for the support they
have shown in keeping the La Salle
community as safe as possible.

But there was something different and
bittersweet about this Thanksgiving
Dinner. Just a few shorts weeks before
dinner was to be served, Officer Chuck
Cassidy was killed in the line of duty. A
member of the 35th District himself,
Cassidy sometimes helped patrol La
Salle's campus. A display dedicated to
Cassidy -his portrait, clad in blue with a
strong stare- was surrounded by flowers
and cards sent to him from local school
children. It was in light of Cassidy's death
that the La Salle Ambassadors decided
that any amount of money raised over the
cost of food would be donated directly to

the Cassidy Fund. Business Affairs set up
a table in the Union Building for
fundraising to go straight to the Cassidy
Fund in conjunction with the money the
Ambassadors raised.

As the Ambassadors served dinner to the
hungry police officers, a check for
$3,500.00 was presented to Captain
McCluskey, on behalf of Cassidy's family.
Also presented was a picture of Cassidy
being served Thanksgiving Dinner by one
of our Ambassadors last year. Both the
check and picture were given to Cassidy's
family later that day when they held their
first press conference in the station.

This is the La Salle I know and love
where the entire community comes
together in time of pain and need. It is a
humbling experience to help serve dinner
to a group of individuals who put their
lives on the line for each of us each day.
The Ambassadors will continue this
tradition as long as there is a
Thanksgiving to celebrate. We welcome
support from every member of the La
Salle community in the future and thank
you for the support in the past.

Michal J. Wilczewski, '09

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In 1863, the Christian Brothers, after
setting up the successful Christian
Brothers' High School, were asked by
Bishop (later Archbishop) Wood of
Philadelphia to set up La Salle College.
After receiving approval from the
archdiocese of Philadelphia and the state
of Pennsylvania, the Charter was put into
writing. Right in the middle of the Civil
War, March 20, 1963, the Charter was
signed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives of PA, the President of
the Senate of PA and the Governor of
PA, effectively recognizing and
accrediting La Salle College. "The La
Salle Charter IS the birth certificate for La
Salle College (now University)," said Bro.
Joseph Grabenstein of the Archives.

Charter week 2008 was a big celebration,
as the school celebrated its 145th year.
The week was packed with events
honoring faculty, presentations given
about La Salle, ethics forums given by the
school of business. Basket Bidding for
service trips and the ever popular Charter
Dinner.

Perhaps the most informative part of the
week was a presentation offered by the
Division of Student Affairs. The
presentation, "Learning La Salle",

offered some key insights about La Salle
as addressed by the students.
The presentation introduced to the
university the results of student surveys
about alcohol, substance abuse, health, as
well as students' feelings about services
offered by the university.

The university also recognized
achievements of faculty members, as well
as remembered a very special Christian
Brother. The 2nd annual Brother
Scubillion Award for Justice was awarded
on Tuesday, March 18. Dr. David Gulp.
Assistant Professor of Business Law. was
this year's recipient of the award.

One of the most favored events for
students during Charter Week is the
Charter Dinner, held on Wednesday,
March 19 this year. The Charter dinner
included some outstanding foods, like
chocolate strawberries, creme brulee and
various carving stations. Making the food
even better were the servers. At different
times that night, one could find Bro. Ed
Sheehy. Bro. Michael McGinniss. Dr.
Bonni Zeiteck and Dr. Cicala, among
many others, all serving food to hungry
Lasallians.

Jen McSha: : ;

Exhibition

Creativity excels at La Salle. Throughout
a semester, there are various ways that
Lasallians can show off their creative
skills: clubs, activities, events like the
Charlie Awards. However, a collaborative
effort exists that allows for faculty,
students and staff to show their creativity
in one exhibition.

This year marked the second annual La
Salle University Student, Staff and Faculty
Art Exhibition. Members of the La Salle
community from all three of these groups
entered artwork to the art museum staff
for judging. Pieces entered included
paintings, sculptures and photographs.

After the artwork was submitted, all of it
was put on display in the La Salle Art
Museum in Olney Hall for the entire
campus to view. The artwork was held on
exhibit from the end of March to the
beginning of April.

At the end of the art exhibit, prizes were
awarded to the faculty and students with
the best pieces. The awards were given
out to the winners on April 1 . The
awards were divided into faculty /staff and
student categories.

The award for excellence went to John
Kovach in the faculty/staff category for
his innovative piece, Vortex, designed
from aluminum and copper. The student
award for excellence was awarded to
Tesla Thomas for her photograph.
Confusion of Light. Honorable mention
for the faculty /staff category was awarded
to Dr. Lynn Collins for her digital art
piece. Between Sets, New Orleans.
Meanwhile, on the student side, the
honorable mention was given to Melanie
Charles for her oil piece, StiU Life.

At the close of the awards ceremony in
the Olney Lobby, students from Jim
Williams's art class sketched live models.
In a brief talk before the sketching began,
Professor Williams was quick to point out,
live models usually refers to nude models,
however, these models were definitely not
nude. The models were merely other
students from his art class. The artists'
demonstration marked a fitting end to an
excellent showcase.

Jen McShane, '10

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Weekend

Spring Fling 2008 was the climax of
student programming this year. It
exemplified the product of student
organizations working together, and
created a festival that will be talked about
for years to come.

Organizations such as the Resident
Student Association, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
Gamma Phi Beta and Circle K worked
diligently with Late Night La Salle and the
Student Programming Center within the
Division of Student Affairs to diversify the
events of the weekend to appeal to the
largest audience. With this collaboration
among students and staff. Spring Fling
was set to be an incredible weekend, full
of fun and diverse activities for students.

Spring Fling weekend, which was held
April 10-12, kicked off Thursday night
with a comedy showcase. La Salle had
the privilege of being one of the stops on
Comedy Central's "Indecision Tour"
featuring headliner Colin Quinn with Dan
Boulger and James Adomian. The night
turned out to be a great way for students
to relax and laugh with the end of the
semester stress on the horizon.

On Friday Night, students rocked out to
the musical rendezvous of Irish rock band.
Blackthorn. This eclectic group led the
enthusiastic crowd with a mix of original
Irish reels as along with traditional rock
and roll.

The weekend drew to a close on Saturday
night with a dinner and dance party
featuring DeeJay 007.

While the weekend was fun for students,
staff and all involved, it also helped
benefit those in need. All of the proceeds
that were raised throughout the weekend
from the comedy show and concert show
tickets sales, t-shirt sales and dinner sales,
went to YouthAIDS. A total of $1,500
was raised.

Altogether, over 1000 students
participated in the events of Spring Fling
making it a complete success and a job
well done.

Brittanu Philbert. '08

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To the Finish

While the Presidential candidates from
the Republican and Democratic parties
are not formally chosen until the
conventions, the primaries give the nation
a fairly good idea of who these
nominations might be.

The Presidential race of 2008 started out
with numerous candidates on both sides.
As the months rolled by, candidates
slowly dropped out of the race. Over
time, the party front-runners became
defined: Senators John Edwards, Hillary
Clinton and Barack Obama for the
Democratic Party, and Mitt Romney,
Mike Huckabee and John McCain led the
Republican party.

As the early primaries began, and famous
Super Tuesday passed, the list of
candidates whittled down even more.
Finally, a candidate for the Republican
party was clearly in the lead with Senator
John McCain. However, it was clear the
primary races were far from over.

The Democratic race was not as easily
determined. Close races between
Edwards, Clinton and Obama kept the
Democratic party up for grabs. Finally,

after taking third place in the beginning
primaries, John Edwards left the race,
leaving Hillary Clinton and Barack
Obama.

As the primaries continued, Clinton and
Obama exchanged wins, continuing in a
dead heat. Neither candidate commanded
a large enough lead. For this reason, all
eyes turned to Pennsylvania as its
Democratic primary drew closer in April.

Both Obama and Clinton invaded
Pennsylvania, trying to pull off a victory
in PA. La Salle, with its large number of
eligible voters, was swarmed with Clinton
and Obama supporters.

Rock the Vote, held the Saturday before
the primary, saw Clinton's daughter,
Chelsea, visit the campus and address
students gathered at St. Neumann.
Students also debated at Rock the Vote in
support of either candidate. The La Salle
chapter of Students for Obama worked
hard to help the Obama campaign,
attending his speech at City Hall. This
group of students also worked on primary
day, encouraging students to vote for
Obama all around campus.

Jen McShane, '10

Primary fever
hits La Salle

Academics lie at the heart of La Salle
University. With classes led by devoted faculty,
students are introduced to a variety of subjects
designed to help them succeed in any field.
Whether an English or Biochemistry major,
students are sure to get the best education
possible.

The Academics section is devoted to
describing each and every department that
exists at La Salle. Dividing up the section are
the three schools present at La Salle: the
School of Arts and Sciences, the School of
Business and the School of Nursing and
Health Sciences.

Whatever the department, Academics chart
the educational course of a student, from
freshman to senior year.

Academics

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Michael J. McGinniss, F.S.C.

President
Alice L. Hoersch, Ph.D.

Executive Assistant to the President
Joseph J. Willard, F.S.C

Executive Assistant to the President
William J. DeVito, M.A.

Executive Assistant to the President,

Director of Community and Economic

Development

As President of La Salle, working
out of the Peale House, Brother
Michael McGinniss is easily found
at events all over the campus. A
visible figure to the community,
Brother McGinniss has many
responsibilities that come under
his jurisdiction, to keep La Salle
running smoothly.

Before becoming President,
Brother McGinniss both taught
and attended La Salle. "When I
graduated in 1970, it never
occurred to me that I would
return as President", said
McGinniss.

over the city and the nation,
including politicians, always acting
as a spokesman for the University.
"I really am the ultimate
spokesperson for La Salle." While
traveling, McGinniss always extols
the virtues of La Salle

On campus, nothing gets past
Brother McGinniss. He oversees
all aspects of La Salle, with help
from his President's Team, who
help keep him informed of the
goings-on of La Salle. Everything
from campus expansion to
academics to athletics comes
under his watchful eye.

The 2007-2008 school year
marked Brother McGinniss' ninth
year as President.

Part of Brother McGinniss' job
includes meeting with people all

Brother McGinniss hopes to see
La Salle continue to move forward
and grow. "I believe that I know
the direction that we need to go to
better suit the need of students."

Jen McShane, 10

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The Provost oversees many
departments and responsibilities
at La Salle, however, many
students may not xq^ylq that the
successful Diplomat in Residence
Program (DRP) also comes under
the Provost's care.

Director of the DRP, Dr. Cornelia
Tsakiridou of the Philosophy
department, received her Ph.D.
from Georgetown University.
While there, she was impressed
by the emphasis that the school
put on international studies.
Thinking La Salle could benefit in
this area as well, she founded the
program in 1994. Tsakiridou
commented that the Christian
Brothers are an international
order and "a program such as the
DRP was both appropriate and in
the spirit of the Brothers'
mission."

The visitors that come to La Salle
are DRP's way of bringing
international awareness to the
University. Since the program
started, over 150 foreign and
U.S. diplomats have visited the
University. The visitors that come
to the school are decided by a
combination of the DRP program
participants, as well as faculty
members. Dr. Tsakiridou tries to
supply topics that are relevant to
events happening now. "Our
topics are timely, reflecting
current affairs and significant
events in world history."

In the fall of 2007, DRP brought
back the popular Tibetan monks
from Drepung Gomang
Monastery, as well as Marthe
Cohn, a former French Jewish
spy in Nazi Germany during
WWII. Jen McShane,

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Richard A. Nigro, Ph.D.

Provost
John J. McGoldrick, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Assistant Provost
Joseph Y. Urgas, Ph.D., C.M.A.

Dean, College of Professional and

Continuing Studies

Elizabeth Heenan, M.Ed.

Assistant Dean

Madeline Viljoen, Ph.D.

Director of the Art Museum

John S. Grady, M.A.

Director of the Honors Program

Edward Nickerson, M.B.A.

Director of Information Technology

John S. Baky, M.S.

Director of Library Services

Ten Ceraso, M.A.

Director of Learning Support Services

Steve Fabiani, M.S., Ed.

Executive Director of Academic Computing

Matthew S. McManness, M.S.

Vice President of Business Affairs

Rose Lee Pauline, M.A.

Assistant Vice President Affirmative Action

Officer

Richard D'UIisse, B.S.

Director of Accounting and Budgets

Robinette Ramsey-Barnes, M.B.A.

Comptroller

Ralph Carey, B.S.

Director of Physical Facilities

Margurete W. Walsh, M.B.A.

Director of Human Resources

Nancylee Moore. B.S.

Director of Accounts Payable and

Purchasing

Arthur Grover, B.A.

Director of Security and Safety

Stephen C. Greb, M.Ed.

Director of Food Service

Samuel Pino

Director of Duplicating and Mail Services

John Dolan, Ph.D.

Vice President of Enrollment Services

Robert G. Voss, A.B.
Dean of Admission and Financial Aid

Michael Wisniewski, M.A.

Director of Student Financial Services

Dominic J. Galante, B.S.

Registrar

Paul J. Reilly, M.B.A.

Director of Marketing, Graduate and Adult

Programs

Kathryn Payne, B.S.

Director of Information Management

Group

Michael Roskowski, Ph.D.

Director of Institutional Research

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John Dolan is the newest
member to join the dedicated
administration personnel at La
Salle. He joined the
adminstration on October 15,
2007 as Vice President for
Enrollment Services.

Dolan came to La Salle from the
University of Denver, a private
university. There, he served as
Vice Chancellor for Enrollment.
Combined, Dolan has been in the
Enrollment business for 25 years,
loving every minute of it.

Coming from Denver, it took
Dolan some time to settle his
family into the Philadelphia area.
While finalizing the move, Dolan
actually lived with the Christian
Brothers on campus. He said that
he learned the "in and outs of La

Salle" from them. Dolan's biggest
responsibility here is to set down
the policy and profile for
incoming students. He looks for
the right student for La Salle. "Its
not about the first to apply or
alphabetical order but who fits at
La Salle," said Dolan. He also
wants to right size the enrollment
here, as the campus continues to
grow and expand. "We are really
on the move. I mean, hey we got
Gamestop (referring to Shoppes
at La Salle). If I want Guitar Hero
3, its right there." Dolan admits
to being very good at this game.

To many, Dolan has a vivacious
personality to him that will
certainly help him in enrollment,
as well as a love for the job. "Its
been alot of fun, I can't wait to
see what comes next at La Salle."

Jen McShane, 10

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La Salle has a large quantity of
dedicated athletic teams.
However, another program of
teams exists, allowing students to
be athletically involved while on
campus. That program is the
Intramural sports program.

The sports offered through
Intramurals are flag football
(spring and fall), basketball,
Softball, volleyball, water polo,
dodgeball and ultimate Frisbee.
"Some students play these sports
in high school at varsity level, but
cannot for various reasons at La
Salle. Intramurals allow these to
still compete," said Robert
Mcintosh, director of the
Intramural program. Mcintosh
explained this as the reason that
La Salle has an Intramural
program.

There are three different leagues
available for students to
participate in within the different
sports: men's, women's and coed.
High numbers of students
participate in all the leagues and
sports.

Because of the tight schedules of
students, there are no formal
practices for the various sports.
Students just show up and play.
"They get to come out and have
fun," said Mcintosh.

The best teams in a league can
move on to compete in City 6
events: competitions among the
other city colleges. Some La Salle
teams in the past years have won
City 6 events; flag football has
won once, volleyball has won a
total of four times and softball has
won three times. jen McShane, 10

Thomas Brennan. Ed.D.

Director of Intercollegiate Athletic Affairs

John Lyons, M.Ed.

Associate Director of Atfiletics

Peter D'Orazio, M.Ed.

Assistant Director for Advancement

Christopher Kane, B.S.

Assistant Director for Business Affairs

Mary Ellen Wydan, M.A.

Assistant Director for Compliance

John Kane, F.S.C., M.A.

Director of Academic Services

Kcde Beers, B.A.

Director of Athletic Communications

Phil Snead, B.S.

Director of Facility Operations

Bill Gerzabek, M.S., ATC

Director of Sports Medicine

Angle Marfisi, M.Ed.

Director of Campus Recreation

R. Brian Elderton, M.Ed.

Vice President for University Advancement

Theresa K. Travis, M.A.
Assistant Vice President for Development

Joseph W. Donovan, B.A.

Assistant Vice President of Marketing and

Communications

Jeunes K. Gulick, B.A.

Assistant Vice President of Alumni

Relations

Edward A. Turzanski, B.A.

Counsel to the President and

Assistant Vice President for Government

and Community Relations

^yim^bion of ^/ludenl .S^ffah^j

Joseph J. Cicala, Ph.D.

Dean of Students
Alan B. Wendell, M.Ed.

Senior Associate Dean of Students

Anna Melnyk Allen, M.A.

Associate Dean of Students

Lane B. Neubauer, Ph.D.

Associate Dean of Students, Counseling

and Health) Services

Jefferey S. Hershberger, M.B.A.

Director of Administrative Services

Lous A. Lamorte, Jr., M.S., Ed,

Director of Career Services

Robert Kinzler, F.S.C., M.S.W.

Director of University Ministry and Service

Mark Badstubner, M.A.

Director of Community Standards and

Support

Amber Mullen, M.A.

Director of Residential Communities

Ryan Holmes, M.A.
Director of Off-Campus Communities

Chris Kazmierczak, M.Ed.

Director of the Student Programming

Center

Dina Oleksiak, MSN, FNP, BC

Director of tfie Student Health Center

Suzanne Boyll, Ph.D.

Director of the Student Counseling Center

Many aspects of student life
con^e under the Division of
Student Affairs. This dedicated
group of administrators, led by
the devoted and enthusiastic Dr.
Joseph Cicala, work extremely
hard to help keep a student's
journey through La Salle on the
right course.

One of the many administrators,
and devoted personnel under
the Division of Student Affairs is
Dr. Lane Neubauer. Dr.
Neubauer serves as Associate
Dean of Students for Counseling
and Health Services. She
previously served as the director
of the Counseling Center, as well
as advised the PEERS
organization.

As Associate Dean of Students,
Dr. Neubauer oversees Health

Services, the Counseling Center
as well as Career Service. The
combination of the three services,
new to the 2008 school year, was
done in the hopes to get more
collaboration between the three.
One collaboration of these three
services is the new Explorer U
program, where students can
discover more about themselves,
career opportunities or majors.

All of the services under Dr.
Neubauer's care have programs
to help students in various ways:
Career Services offers the Career
Expo, Explorer U and Health
Services runs the Health Fair
while the counseling center
manages the Alcohol Education
program."All of the services we
offer are positive and strength
building,"said Neubauer.

Jen McShane, 10

School of ,^il/j and ^clence^'j

There was an air of fantasy which
surrounded Dr. Michael Kerlin.
Reputation preceded him, and it
was always anticipatory. Dr. Kerlin
represented one of La Salle's
greatest treasures; a grand
confluence of all that is good in
the realms of academia,
professorship and humanity. In
this one man was contained such a
caring and expressive heart. Upon
this body rested a head containing
a most humble and genius mind-
not to mention a set of "dreamy"
blue eyes.

To list Dr. Kerlin's collection of
degrees from various universities
of the world would be in
contradiction of his welcoming,
unpretentious demeanor. In the
classroom, he was another
member of the discussion, always
contemplating our ideas. This

simple act of listening generated
the feeling that if such a well-
learned man digested our
thoughts, then our musings
became more than mere class-time
banter. Dr. Kerlin was a maker of
legitimate philosophers, and the
beauty became that we all could
lay claim to such a title.

While Dr. Kerlin's presence will be
sorely missed, his spirit-this
empowering essence of the
classroom-must never depart, not
only from the heights of Wister
Hall but across our campus. The
legacy of Dr. Michael Kerlin is best
preserved not through plaque or
pomp, but through the
compassion with which we
embrace new scholarly thought,
and perhaps a good frozen yogurt.

Doug Phelan, '09

Thomas A. Keagy, Ph.D.

Dean, School of Arts and Sciences

Margaret M. McManus, Ph.D.

Associate Dean

Sally Rooney, M.S.

Assistant Dean

Julie Valenti, M.A.

Assistant Dean

iL-ii Salle's

tudiesl

Charting a New Route

American Studies is
one of the newer
majors on campus, as
well as one of the
fastest growing, as ■
well. This

interdisciplinary major
is headed up by Dr.
Francis Ryan and is
taught by numerous
other professors on
campus. While most
students in this
discipline choose to
combine it with their
studies of Elementary
and Special
Education, others
choose to use it as a
stand alone major or
as a minor that can
supplement their
studies of many other
majors on campus.

Each student in the
major is required to
take three American
Studies courses,
including the
Introductory Course,
Themes in American
Culture, and the
Capstone Seminar.
Recently, a variety of
new topics of study
were added, inclusing,
Disney, the American
City, Bob Dylan and
the 1960's, and Food
and Drink in America.
Along with these
courses, American
Studies students take
courses in several
other disciplines, such
as History, Literature,
Music, Art History,

and Philosophy to
round out their studies
of the nation.

Those who major or
minor in American
Studies have a
plethora of
occupational
opportunities at hand
when they graduate,
including law,
journalism, politics,
and education.

Megan McGee, '08

LAmQtilcm Stuc(i68 ^acu^ty

Francis J. Ryan, Ed.D.

Director and Professor

Stuart Lcibiger, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Judith Musser, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Kevin Grauke, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

An Interesting Direction

In my first Art History
class at La Salle, 1
expected to walk in,
sit down, have the
lights turned out and
somewhere between
spurts of dozing off in
the darkness, learn
something about the
famous art on the
slides in front of me.
However, it was
nothing like what I
had imagined it to be.
Instead, it was an
extremely interactive,
lively and informative
classroom experience.
So interesting, in fact,
that eight months and
one more art class
later, Art History
became my major.

Many often question

the career options
presented with an Art
History degree.
However, the
extremely informative
Fine Arts department
takes painstaking
efforts to let any
potential Art History
major know that their
options are plentiful.
Not only can you
work as a museum
curator or Art History
professor, but the
door is open for
careers in advertising,
publishing, law and
even the medical field.
The visual, historical,
social, formal and
personal analysis
needed to study any
painting, sculpture or
piece of

architecture can be
applied to nearly any
career path.

In conjunction with
another major, Art
History can be even
more marketable.
Common

complements to the
degree are
communication ,
business, English, a
foreign language, or
the sciences.

Although it is difficult
to determine where
an Art History degree
from La Salle may
take you, you can be
sure that it will give
you endless options.

Michelle Kukawski, '09

iAki ^isto/ty "^^acu^ty

Partricia Haberstroh, Ph.D.

Chair

Siobhan Conaty, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Direction to Success

The Biology
Department at La
Salle University
certainly lives up to its
mission, which
parallels the
University's mission
espoused by St. John
Baptist de la Salle.
The professors in this
department are
wonderful to say the
least. By putting a
large emphasis on
laboratory work,
research, and hands-
on learning, the
professors can assure
that each and every
student develops the
skills necessary to
move on to a
successful career. The
demanding yet

supportive academic
environment of the
biology department
has lead to the
success of many
Biology graduates. La
Salle's Biology alumni
are doing almost
everything, as they've
become biological
researchers, teachers,
marine biologists,
geneticists,
environmental
professionals,
botanists, zoologists,
doctors, dentists,
veterinarians,
pharmaceutical
salespeople, lawyers,
and even artists. In
this department, the
passion that every
professor has for the

subject is passed
along to the students.
Furthermore, each
student is treated as
an individual and with
a great deal of
respect. The biology
professors not only
know you as a
student, they know
you as a person.

Sarah Dodson, 08

^io^ogy

9^acu^ty

Norbert F. Belzer, Ph.D.

Chair and Associate Professor

Annette O'Connor, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Gerald P. H. Ballough, Ph.D

Professor

Geri Seitchik, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Thomas McPhillips, F.S.C.,
Ph.D.

Professor

Stefan J. Samulewicz, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Ann M. Mickle, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Essential Exploration

Chemistry is essential
to life. From the
plastics in water
bottles to the ink and
paper this book is
printed on, chemistry
is a part of
everything. Chemists
are synthesizing
tomorrow's
medicines. Chemists
are expanding the
field of nano-
technology. Chemists
search for ways to
improve the quality of
life and solve many of
the Earth's problems.
Chemistry and
biochemistry students
at La Salle learn the
fundamentals to
explore chemistry and
produce new ideas

and products.

Students get hands-on
experience in
chemistry labs, that
reinforce the concepts
learned in the lecture
of each course.
Students gain
experience in using
state-of-the-art
equipment, including
gas-chromatograph
mass spectrometry,
nuclear magnetic
resonance
spectroscopy, and
infrared spectroscopy.
La Salle's small class
size allows each
student to actually
work with these
instruments, instead
of sending samples to

technicians, as occurs
at larger universities.

La Salle's small size
also facilitates student-
faculty interactions.
Professors are almost
always available for
consultation, whether
for class materials or
just to talk. La Salle
chemistry professors
are always caring and
willing to help, going
out of their way to
help students
understand.

The Chemistry and
Biochemistry program
also prepares students
for careers in forensic
science and medicine.

Mike Dao, 'C

CfiGmist/ty/ ^iocfiemist/iij

Thomas Straub, Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

David Cichowicz, Ph.D.

Professor

William A. Price, Ph.D.

Professor

Stuart Gentry, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Michael J. Prushan, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Journey to South Campus

Students make the
daily hike to what
sometimes feels like
the outskirts of
campus to reach their
destination of the
Comm. Center.
Besides Comm-
unication majors,
most students
probably have not
stepped into the
building, which was
renovated from St.
Basil's Orphanage
elementary school to
a high-tech
Communication
Center in the 1980's.

In 2007, the
department received a
makeover in many
different ways. The

new curriculum is fully
in swing, with new
courses available like
Communication
Management and
Development,
Community
Journalism and
Communication Law.
The class of 2009 will
be the last class to
graduate with the old
curriculum.

Also, upgraded paint
and new plasma TV's
cling to the walls of
the classrooms and
lounge. The television
studio, once the
elementary school
cafeteria, contains five
new Hitachi cameras
and three

color teleprompters to
help the aspiring
anchors at La Salle
56.

The Communication
department houses
many creative
individuals who are
looking for careers in
Communication
Management,
Journalism, Mass
Communication and
Public Relations. With
the new classes,
appearance and
equipment.
Communication
students should never
complain about the
long trek to south
campus anymore.

Allison Meyers, '09

Communication 9^acu%

Lynne A. Texter, Ph.D.

Michael Smith, Ph.D.

Katie Neary Dunleavy,

Chair, Associate Professor

Associate Professor

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Marianne Dainton, Ph.D.

William Wine, M.S.

Professor

Associate Professor

Sidney J. MacLeod,
Jr., A.F.S.C., M.F.A.

Gerard Molyncaux

Elaine D. Zelley, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

F.S.C., Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Professor

Andrea M. Pampaloni,

Donna Celano, Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Brooks Aylor, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Huntly Collins, M.A.

Anthony M. Waltrich,

Richard J. Goedkoop,

Assistant Professor

Jr., M.A.

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Processing the Future

Computers and
technology are
constantly upgrading
and changing. In an
age where computers
impact many aspects
of life, it can be
difficult to adapt to
these changes in
computers and
technology.

The computer science
program at La Salle
offers students the
tools and knowledge
necessary to keep up
with the changes in
technology.
Computer science
focuses on teaching
about the technology,
hardware and
software of

computers. Students
learn about the
software by taking
courses on the various
types, as well as using
the applications. They
study the actual
hardware that makes
up the computer.
Some courses focus
on the graphics, while
others look at the
different operating
systems. All of the
courses that a
computer science
major take eventually
make the student well
rounded in
computers.

Majoring in computer
science offers
graduating students a

variety of career
paths, as well as
graduate school
programs. Careers
available for the
computer science
major including:
network engineering,
underwriter,
professor, senior
technical consultant,
internet specialist,
database consultant,
controller and graphic
artist.

Whatever the
computer issue,
computer science
majors are sure to
have an answer.

Yearbooi< Staff

Compute/i 2ci

-GHCe 9f^acu^ty

Linda J. Elliott, Ph.D.

Samuel Wiley, Ph.D.

Chair and Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Jonathan C.

Timothy Highley, Ph.D.

Knappenberger, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Jane Turk, Ph.D.

Michael A. Redmond,

Assistant Professor

Ph.D.

Associate Professor

A Map to Experience

In the past four years,
the Criminal Justice
Program at La Salle
University has gone
through a major
transformation. In
the fall of 2005, the
program initiated a
new curriculum plan
that would prepare
students not only to
enter the field on a
local, state, or federal
level, but would also
allow the opportunity
for students who seek
other options, such as
graduate or law
school, to be
competitive
applicants.
Furthermore, the re-
development of the
program is evident in

the diversity of the
expertise of its faculty
members including:
Criminologists,
Sociologists,
Statisticians, Federal
Probation Officers,
Sex Offender
Counselors,
Detectives,
Investigators, and
Lawyers to name a
few. The real world
experience that is
brought to the
classroom is uncanny,
and the research that
the faculty
participates in is
ground breaking.
With our society
constantly changing,
especially as far as
crime trends and

justice issues, the CRJ
program rises to the
occasion by supplying
a plethora of classes
from policing to its
procedures, courts to
corrections, terrorism
to international crime,
criminology,
victimology, gender
and crime issues,
white collar crime,
ethics and law, etc.
Criminal Justice
majors are challenged
to learn about the
world in which they
live from a
criminological
perspective, giving
them the foundation
needed to become the
next great leaders of
our society.

Brittany Philbert, '08

Ctilmlmd justice ^^acu^ty

Bonni Zetick, Ph.D.

Program Director

Kathleen A. Bogle, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Frank Butler, MBA, J.D., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Harry Rhea, M.S.

Instructor

Designing the Course

Many people ask
what the Digital Art
and Multimedia
Design program is,
but it seems to be
wiser to describe what
D'Art is not, and
Professor Sandra
Camomile put it best:
"We're not just
graphic design." To
that extent, we're not
just web design,
either, nor are we just
programmers or just
photographers or just
musicians.

The Digital Art and
Multimedia Design
major provides those
entering the field to
be digital polymaths,
becoming well-

rounded in not only
artistic graphic design,
but the technical
aspects of modern
technology, such as
web coding, database
design, musical
composition and
much more.

Combined with state-
of-the-art facilities, an
amazing faculty and
the creative drive of
fellow students, a
D'Art major is
equipped to take on
the world. From web
design to video game
development; from
laying out newspapers
to fashion shoots
across the world, a
Digital Arts degree

from La Salle
University opens
doors and lets creative
students fulfill their
artistic visions.

A very exciting event
happened for the
department this year.
The University hosted
the annual
International Digital
Media and Arts
Association
Conference in
November. Several
students had their art
work displayed at the
F.U.E.L. gallery in
Center City.

Cory Anotado, '09

^U/it ^^acu^ty

Conrad Gleber M.F.A.

Director

Ph.D.

Sandra Camomile, M.F.A.

Associate Professor

Raymond Kirsch, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

John Beatty, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Susan McDonald, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

The Trail Begins Here

Economics 150 is
part of the Core for
students to complete.
Often, in this class,
professors end up
teaching a mix of
students whose
knowledge of
economic situations
varies. A mix of
different majors
participate in the class
from business majors,
to communication
majors, to biology
majors and art history
majors.

For this reason,
Economics 150 ends
up being a very basic
and introductory level
economics class.
However, this does

not mean that the
class is easy or
simple. In fact, that is
far from true.
Studying economics,
even at an
introductory level, is
very in-depth and
intense. In this class,
students learn the
basics of economics,
that helps to make
them make better
spending choices in
the future. From the
ever-popular supply
and demand, to
money supply and the
Federal Reserves, it is
clear that this Core
class is full of useful
knowledge to help
students later in life
and in the job market.

Making this class even
more beneficial are
the professors
teaching it. Professors
like Dr. Robison,
department chair,
teach the class. These
professors offer real-
world experience,
making the class
easier to understand.
Plus, it is always
interesting and
entertaining to hear
these intelligent
professors comment
on how they would
handle economic
issues, as compared
to the government.

Jen McShane, 10

Sconomicg ^acu%

H. David Robison, Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

David George, Ph.D.

Professor

Richard Mshomba, Ph.D.

Professor

John S. Grady, M.A.

Associate Professor

Elizabeth A. Paulin, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Mark Ratkus, PhD.

Assistant Professor

A Global Curriculum

Upon entering the
Economics
department, most
students notice the
stacks of papers,
books, and news-
papers that seem to
consume every inch of
desk, floor, and shelf
space. But ask an
Economics major the
feeling that strikes
them upon entering
the Econ. department,
and you'll hear words
like "devotion,"
"friendliness,"
"caring," and "wise".

Economics students at
La Salle know that the
department cannot be
contained by Olney's
office walls, for
Economics transcends

through every
department and every
field of study. The
Economics and
International Studies
major (ECl) strives
further to grab the
world and sandwich it
between the pages of
the latest "Economic
Principles" text. Thus,
ECI strives to not only
apply Economic
theory to what we see
in America, but also
open our eyes to what
the rest of the world
has been trying to
show us.

ECI accomplishes this
mission in many ways.
The curriculum of the
ECI major has been
altered from the

standard Economics
curriculum. For
instance, in place of
electives, ECI majors
must take two courses
in international history,
two courses in
international business,
humanities, or social
science, and three
courses in a foreign
language. Moreover,
the senior seminar
must be completed in
both English and a
second language. This
globally crafted
curriculum manifests
classroom-bred
principles in a global
spectrum of the
world's many cultures,
heritages, and political
structures.

Sean Hand, '09

ficoHomics

& 3nklimimall ^iadim

9^acu^ty

H. David Robison, Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

John S. Grady, M.A.

Associate Professor

David George, Ph.D.

Professor

Elizabeth A. Paulin, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Richard Mshomba

Professor

Ph.D.

Mark Ratkus, PhD.

Assistant Professor

The Graduate Path

There are two classes
that are essential to
completing a masters
degree in Education.

EDC 501, a survey of
fascinating learning
theories, is taught by
a gifted teacher. Dr.
Liang knows how to
get her students
motivated more than
any professor that I
have had a chance to
study with before. I
always felt elated in
her class and thus all
challenging
assignments became
breezes rather than
burdens. We spent a
great deal of time in
class and at home
discovering and

comparing different
theories. We studied
great names like
Pavlov, Piaget,
Vygotsky, Bandura,
and Weiner. We also
learned how to get the
best pieces of each
theory to work for our
teaching career. With
her instructions, we
balanced our time
working by ourselves
and with peers, so as
to apply what we
learned from readings,
lectures, and
discussions, to real-life
teaching tasks.

EDC 502 approaches
social and emotional
health of human
beings. It is a great

course for those who
really want to
understand what we are
like and how we grow
physically,
psychologically, and
mentally. The class
teaches how
psychological research
has contributed to
teaching and learning
activities and vice versa.
This class scans almost
all significant aspects of
human nature and
development and is
composed of many
interesting and
beneficial readings and
in-class discussions.

Vu Nguyen. '09

Education 9^acu%

Frank J. Mosca, Ph.D.

Arthur J. Bangs, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Chair

Associate Professor

Maryanne R, Bednar, Ph.D.

Ling Liang, Ph. D.

Professor

Associate Professor

Gary K. Clabaugh, Ed.D.

Virginia B. Modla, Ph.D.

Professor

Associate Professor

Preston D. Feden, Ed.D.

Greer Richardson, Ph.D.

Professor

Associate Professor

John Sweeder, Ed.D.

Sharon F. Schoen, Ed.D.

Professor

Associate Professor

Robert M. Vogel, Ed.D.

Carole Patrylo, Ed.D.

Professor

Assistant Professor

Deborah S. Yost, Ph.D.

Professor

Ode to the English
Department

I owe much to thee
For a chance to fulfill
my dreams

And change the world
With my art and
passions realized
Through exposure to
the greats

Words float before my

eyes

Waiting to be written

down

For the universe to

read

I make my way down

A path of

enlightenment

Inspired by characters
of life and education

Given the benefit of

the doubt

And made to work for

the grade

Told to find conflict

and a thesis

Throwing drafts and

outlines out

To find a better paper

within

Lively discussions of

literature

The work of authors

long dead and still

adored

Poetry analyzed

Given purpose and

meaning in the world

Literary theory and

criticism

Point of view for
interpretation

Elitists, idiot savants,
and true artists
Define this generation
of scholars in the field
Abstract thinkers and
genuine appreciators
Of the fine pens,
blank sheets of paper,
and old book smell
Future professors,
publishers, lawyers,
poets, and novelists
Working towards a
common goal:

Reality.

Cara Conocer, '10

Sng^isli 9^acu%

Kevin J. Harty, Ph.D.

Chair
Stephen Smith, Ph.D.

Assistant Chair, Associate

Professor
James A. Butler, Ph.D.

Professor

John J. Seydow, Ph.D.

Professor

Margot Soven, Ph.D.

Professor

Marjorie S. Allen,

Ph.D.
Associate Professor

John E. Beatty, Ph.D.

Associate Professor
Claire M. Busse, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Gabriel Fagan, F.S.C.,

Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Emery C. MoUenhauer,

F.S.C., Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Maribel Molyneaux,

Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Judith Musser, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Phyllis M. Betz, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
Madeleine Dean,

ESQ.
Assistant Professor

Craig Franson

Assistant Professor

Kevin Grauke, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
Thomas Malatesta,
M.Ed.
Assistant Professor
Bryan Narendorf
Assistant Professor

Rising Awareness

There is no doubt that
environmental
awareness has risen in
the past few years,
especially with
growing concerns
about global warming
and pollution. It has
become increasingly
necessary for students
to have some
understanding of the
environment and our
place in it, whether
we choose to study it
or not. Nature is not
just for our
enjoyment; rather, we
are an integral part of
nature.

La Salle's Environ-
mental Science major
offers balanced insight

from different
perspectives into the
study of the environ-
ment. Chemistry,
biology, geology, and
science in general are
all incorporated into
environmental science
studies. There is
extra emphasis on
geology, due to the
growing demand by
the industry for
employees who have
a basic understanding
of the geologic
processes that shape
the environment.
Every Environmental
Science major is
required to choose a
particular
concentration in
biology, chemistry, or

geology. Environ-
mental Science is
more than textbooks
and lab work.
Students are
encouraged to learn
from a hands-on
approach with
numerous field trips.

Environmental
Science is a rapidly
expanding field with
applications to many
other studies such as
economics, politics,
philosophy, and
business. There are
many facets to
explore in the
science, and many
that have yet to be
discovered and
understood.

Steve LaMonte, '10

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Henry A. Bart, Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

Alice Hoersch, Ph.D.

Professor

Stephen A. Longo, Ph.D.

Professor

Bertram L. Strieb, M.S.

Assistant Professor

A Cultural Expedition

Every La Salle student
knows a Core
Curriculum
requirement for
graduation is to
complete two classes
(one if the student is a
Nursing major) in a
fine art or a foreign
language. What some
students may not
know is just how
many languages are
offered at La Salle or
anything about the
Foreign Languages
and Literatures
department.

La Salle offers majors
in the Classics (Latin
and Greek), French,
German, Italian,
Russian and Spanish.

Minors are also
offered in these
languages, as well as
in Japanese. Any
student majoring in
one of these
languages, must also
take four classes in
another language.
So, essentially, these
students will be fluent
in two foreign
languages when they
graduate. Career
opportunities are
greater when an
applicant can speak
another language. La
Salle grads can be
ahead of the pack.

As with many majors
at La Salle, the
chance for learning is

not capped in the
classroom. Many
other opportunities
for growth exist. For
instance, there are
many extra curricular
student organizations
that one may join.
There is the Italian
Club, Central Eastern
European Society,
and Organization of
Latino-American
Students, just to name
a few. These groups
create and participate
in cultural events on
campus, bring in
lecturers, and take off-
campus trips to learn
more about language
and culture, and to
just have fun.

Yearbook Staff

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9^acufty

Bernhardt G. Blumenthal,
Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

Vincent Kling, Ph.D.

Professor

George Perfecky, Ph.D.

Professor

Luis Gomez, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Luisa Ossa, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Hsiao-Ping Biehl, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Marco Cerocchi, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

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^ANeUAGES AN D LITERATI

Discovery in the Field

In grade school we
took class trips to the
candy factory and the
zoo. In high school,
trips to museums for
culture and
amusement parks for
physics experiments
were highlights.
Rarely, in college, do
our classes allow for
fun field trips. Sure,
it's a requirement for
P/O to go out and
experience Philly, but
what major takes you
out at least twice a
semester? Geology,
thats what.

From Dr. Bart's
introductory Field
Studies class, which is
popular even among

non-majors, to upper
level Metamorphic
Petrology, almost
every class guarantees
some real life learning
out of the class room.
Memorable trips
include, the trash to
steam plant for Field
Studies, the Avalon,
NJ beach trip for
Sedimentology, the
Acid Mine Drainage
site visited for Geo.
Chem., and the
overnight trip with
Professors Natalie
Flynn and Dr. Alice
Hoersch.

In addition to these
trips, the geology lab
and lounge are
frequently populated

by students late at
night and sometimes
in the early morning
studying for lab tests,
crunching data on the
computer, cutting
rock into thin
sections, and running
individual research
experiments.

The camaraderie built
by the Geology
majors during these
long day trips and late
nights studying can be
matched by few other
departments, but will
remain hidden from
the rest of campus in
the basement of
Holroyd, at least until
the new science
center is built.

Scott Baietti, '08

Qeo^ogy 9^acu^tij

Henry A. Bart, Ph.D.

Chair, Professor

Alice L. Hoersch, Ph.D.

Professor

Stephen A. Longo, Ph.D.

Professor

Bertram L. Strieb

Assistant Professor

Ideas to be Explored

Due to the popularity
of Nursing, Business
Management, and
Communications, the
History department
tends to get over-
looked. The quality of
the program and the
helpfulness of the
professors, however,
are amazing. The
program offers three
concentrations:
American, European,
and Non-Western.
This allows
specialization in one
area, while providing
freedom to choose
which courses one
would prefer to take.
From Dr. Leibiger's
American Revolution
course to Dr. Allen's

Russian history class,
the history program
provides the
opportunity to learn a
variety of interesting
topics.

There is always a
history class that a
student of any major
can relate to, no
matter what period or
location is being
discussed. History
majors, in particular,
develop a much better
sense of how
individuals and events
can completely
change the world
order and bring about
a new era. They learn
how to use both
primary and

secondary sources,
and to question
existing beliefs or
ideas that are often
assumed to be fact.
La Salle's B.A. in
history is incredibly
useful for future jobs,
and is a flexible
degree that allows
students to choose
their own career,
rather than
constricting them to a
short list of possible
jobs. Whether you
plan to teach, work in
a library or archives,
or become involved
in politics or law, the
study of history offers
valuable and exciting
ideas that are meant
to be explored.

Sarah Bischoff, '08

isto/ty 9^acu^ty

Stuart E. Leibiger,

Charles A.

Michele Zelinsky

Ph.D.

Desnoyers, Ph.D.

Hanson, Ph.D.

Chair, Associate

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Professor

Theopolis Fair,

Lisa Jarvinen, Ph.D.

Francis J. Ryan,

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Ed.D.

Associate Professor

Professor

Jeffrey LaMonica,

Edward J. Sheehy,

M.A.

George B. Stow,

F.S.C., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Professor

Milen Petrov, Ph.D.

Barbara Allen, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

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A Network of Paths

Many students often
ask, "What is the
difference between
Computer Science
and Information
Technology?" Both
majors, along with
Mathematics are apart
of the same
department. The
major is also closely
related to the D'Art
program/major. So
what is the difference
and why choose the
IT degree?

Computer Science is
all about computer
technology, hardware,
and software. It can
almost be described as
a bit more tangible

than Information
Technology, whereas
all computers must
have hardware and
software to make
programs run. A
computer's hardrive is
what a computer is,
and software
programs can be
purchased and
physically installed.

Information
Technology, on the
other hand, covers
networks and client
support systems.
These are

applications that are
written for particular
clients. Not everyone
needs to be on a
network, so IT

lessons have a more
business, rather than
personal focus.

Information
Technology majors at
La Salle may find it
helpful to double
major or minor in
Communication,
Management, or
Digital Arts and
Multimedia Design as
these concentrations
can support a
particular interest for
the student's or help
narrow a job focus.
Careers can include
Network

Administration and
Database
Management.

Yearbook Staff

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Thomas Blum, Ph.D.

Director, Professor

Stephen A Longo, Ph.D.

Professor

Joseph T. Catanio, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Margaret M. McCoey, M.S.

Assistant Professor

Leading the Way

Among the various
majors at La Salle,
and many academic
institutions
throughout our
region, Integrated
Science Business
technology (ISBT) is
the most versatile.

What distinguishes the
ISBT major from the
rest, is the vast array
of subjects entrenched
in the ISBT
curriculum. It is
seldom in a major
that you can acquire
so much information
about science,
business and
technology. This
combination of topics
that has placed the

increasing number of
ISBT alumni and
students on such a
high level.

Not only is the
curriculum diverse and
beneficial to future
careers, but the
professors, students
and overall
atmosphere of those
that make up the
program, make being
apart of ISBT
worthwhile. It is often
felt that those in the
program are apart of
one big family; it's
rare one can joke,
laugh, learn, and
effectively take care of
business with teachers
and advisors,

as well as fellow
classmates.

Overall, ISBT is great!
One day this major
will rule the universe.

Lenny Johnson, '08

^S^^ 9racu%

Nancy Jones, Ph.D.

Chair and Professor

Susan C. Borkowski, Ph.D.

Professor

William L. Weaver, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Marsha W. Timmerman, M.S.

Assistant Professor

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Investigating Concepts

Impossible stands for
"I'm possible". It might
be difficult to count
numbers and draw
three dimensional
pictures, but it's an
interesting
mechanism of
concepts that we face
each day. That's what
mathematics stands
for. Math is the
subject of logic and
perpetual research.
It's hard to believe,
but mathematics is
one educational
course that everyone
lives by. For instance,
it's logic that to call
the elevator, one
needs to press the
button. Mathematics
is not only numbers.

Numbers constitute
about 40 percent of
mathematical problem
solving. Mathematics
is the quest of logic
and reason upon
evidence. Because
nature itself has
ground rules,
mathematics has
ground theories that
need to be followed.
La Salle gives the
opportunity for
students not only to
follows rules but to
understand the
concepts with the
help of wonderful and
outstanding teachers.
The university
provides students with
a well loaded math

library and a math
tutoring center for
students in need. The
goal is not for the
students to memorize
but to grasp the
concept and to
picture the
relationship existing
between us and the
objects that we use.
A typical job for a
math major after
graduation is an
Actuary, working with
banks, credit cards,
and insurance
companies in order to
predict and maintain
financial actions.
Mathematics is more
than just numbers.
Come and explore
the mystery behind it.

Kevin Mbakop, 11

ciAatfiematics

9^acu^ty

Linda J. Elliott, Ph.D.

Jonathan C.

Chair and Assistant Professor

Knappenberger, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Carl McCarty, Ph.D.

Professor

Gary E Michalek, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Stephen Andrilli, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Anne E. Edlin, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Richard A. DiDio, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

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Searching for Wisdom

Gaining wisdom, the
pursuit of knowledge,
and the sharpening of
ones mental acuity:
majoring in
philosophy at La Salle
can facilitate all of
these things.
However, Philosophy
is often caricatured as
impractical and
unrealistic. Ultimately
this point of view is
contravened by the
actual experience that
one gets as a
philosophy major at
La Salle. By being
challenged to
entertain the ideas of
difficult thinkers like
Plato, Immanuel
Kant, and Richard
Rorty, students

stretch their abilities
and empower
themselves to be
thinkers.

When the issues that
philosophy majors
consider cross into
the ethical, as is often
the case, students of
philosophy are also
challenged to be
active and

conscientious citizens
that strive for the
greater good. Thus it
is that the goal of the
La Salle philosophy
professor is not only
to impart a certain
body of content to
groups of students,
but also to construct
an environment that

is conducive to the
improvement of
students as persons.

If improved thinking
capacity and a sense
of ethical

responsibility are not
both practical and
realistic, then it would
be hard to posit
qualities of practicality
or realism to any
endeavor whatsoever.

Anthony Delcoilo, '08

'^f^i^080p^ *9^acu%

Mark R. Moreau, Ph.D.

Chair and Assistant Professor

Michael J. Kerlin, Ph.D.

Professor

Frederick Van Fleteren, Ph.D.

Professor

Arleen B. Dallery, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Cornelia Tsakiridou, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

S. Joel Garver, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Robert J. Dobie, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Joseph A. Volpe, Jr., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Building A Networtc

Political Science is a
major that gives a
broader under-
standing of the world
around us. There are
two programs within
this major, Political
Science and Public
Administration. There
are also four major
subcategories that
students may pick to
concentrate on their
upper level studies:
American Govern-
ment, Comparative
Government, Inter-
national Relations,
and Political Theory.
Studying in this field
prepares students for
graduate studies, law
school, careers in
foreign and domestic

politics, and many
other options. A
Public Administration
major focuses on the
ins and outs of
government. This will
require classes in
economics,
accounting,
management, and
political science.
Opportunities for
internships with
political campaigns.
State & U.S. Senate,
U.S. House of
Representatives, and
many more, give a
student networking
experience to form a
foundation for their
future careers. There
are three scholarships
available for Political

Science majors at La
Salle, The Robert J.
Courtney Scholar-
ship, the John F.
Byrne Memorial
Scholarship Fund, and
the James A.
Finnegan Public
Service Fellowship.
There are also several
student organizations
that represent Political
Science on campus
such as the Students'
Political Association
and Student
Government
Association. Political
Science is a major
that makes the world
a smaller and more
accessible place to live
in and produces future
leaders of our world.

Carly Ziegler, '11

'-PodiiimH Science ^aca^i^

Michael Dillon, Ph.D., J.D.

Chair, Professor

Joseph V. Brogan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Elizabeth Paulin, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Mary Ellen Balchunis-Harris, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Kenneth L. Hill, M.A.

Assistant Professor

Consent for Participation

This investigation will
be undertaken here at
La Salle University
under the direction of
the Psychology
Department faculty.
The purpose of this
investigation is to
engage in the study of
human interaction
and how individuals
think and behave. It
is a four-year long
investigation that
requires individuals to
study various areas of
the field.

Participants will be
asked to work hard
and learn how to
apply their knowledge
of human behavior.
In addition, they will

have to study statistics
and research
methodology in order
to understand how to
perform research in
the field. Homework
and examinations will
be given, in addition
to papers, written in
APA style. Upon
successful completion,
students will graduate
with a bachelors
degree.

The only discomfort
that is anticipated
from participation is
possibly pushing
oneself to the limit
academically. Despite
this, the benefits of
understanding the
intricate working of

the human mind are
rewarding. This
understanding will
prepare participants
for careers in
business, education,
healthcare, social
services, and more.
More importantly,
participants will also
gain greater
understanding and
new perspectives of
the world.

By consenting to
enter to this major,
participants must be
ready to learn about
some of the most
complex mysteries of
the world: human
interaction and
behavior.

Stephanie Boag, '09

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Brother Joseph F.

Kelly McClure, Ph.D.

Patricia Wilson, Ph.D.

Burke, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Chair

Mary Ellen McMonigle,

Sharon Lee

Frank L. Gardner, Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Armstrong, Ph.D.

Professor

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

LeeAnn Cardaciotto,

Diane P. F. Montague,

Lynn H. Collins, Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

David J. Falcone,

Randy Fingerhut, Ph.D.

Myungho Moon, Ph.D.

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Jennifer Lemer, Ph.D.

Erin L. O'Hea, Ph.D.

John A. Smith, Ed.D.

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

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Managerial Approach

The Public

Administration major
is offered through the
Political Science
department. The two
programs are
obviously similar, in
that they both study
government and
politics. Public
Administration,
however, is more
about the
management, or
administration, of
government.
Therefore, majors
must also take two
courses in Economics
(Micro and Macro-
economics) and two
courses in accounting.

Students studying

Public Administration
will be exposed to
many politicial
theories and
concepts. They will
learn about
the practical make up
of governments,
leadership styles, how
to correctly assess
programs, budgeting,
civil service, and
public policy making.
They will also receive
a firm education in
how the U.S.
government is built
and operates, as well
as learning about
international
governments and
relations. The quality
education a student
receives in a La Salle

classroom will provide
not only a better
understanding of the
world around us, but
can lead many
opportunities after
graduation.

A Leadership and
Global Understanding
minor is a dynamic
compliment to the
Public Administration
major, especially for
those students wishing
to explore
international
possibilities. There
are also many student
organizations on
campus where
leadership
opportunities create
further experiences.

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Michael Dillon, Ph.D., J.D.

Chair, Professor

Joseph V. Brogan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Elizabeth Paulin, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Mary Ellen Balchunis-Harris, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Kenneth L. Hill, M.A.

Assistant Professor

Travels to Greece

Over Spring Break,
16 students and Br.
Joe Dougherty
traveled to Greece
with Dr. Jacqueline
Fastis as part of her
"The World of the
Early Christians" class.
The trip was designed
to help students get a
better understanding
of the social history
and the lives of early
Christians in Greece.

The group started in
the northern city of
Thessaloniki, which is
generally referred to
as the 2nd largest city
in Greece. During the
three-day stay, they
took a panoramic tour
of the city with stops

at the famous White
Tower, Saint Dimitri's
Church, St. Sophia,
and the Rotunda.
They also took a full-
day excursion to
Kavala (where Paul,
Silas, Luke, and
Timothy first set foot
in Europe from Troy)
and the ancient city of
Philippi. Along the
way, they enjoyed
traditional Greek
meals at some
delicious restaurants.

After stopping for one
night in the small
town of Kalambaka to
tour its mystical
monasteries nestled
high atop huge
sandstone rock

formations, the class
continued to Athens.
While there, they took
a full-day tour of
Ancient Corinth, the
Corinth Canal,
Cenchrea, Mycenae,
and Acrocorinth.
Athens was toured to
see such sites as the
House of Parliament,
the Temple of Zeus,
and the Panathenaic
Stadium, site of the
first Olympic Games.
They also visited the
Acropolis, home of
the famous Parthe-
non. On the last day
of the trip the class
took a ferry to the
Greek island of
Aegina and enjoyed
touring the island.

Andrew Weingarten, '08

^eftgion 9^acu^tij

Margaret
McGuinness, Ph.D.

Chair, Professor

William Grosnick,
Ph.D.

Professor

Geffrey Kelly, Ph.D.

Professor

Gail Ramshaw,
Ph.D.

Professor

Jacqueline Pastis,
Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Vivienne Angeles,
Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Jordan Copeland,
Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

John Crawford, FSC

Assistant Professor

Joseph Devlin,
Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Joseph Dougherty,
FSC, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Roseanne

McDougall,

S.H.C.J., Ed.D.

Assistant Professor

Planning to Help

The Social Work
program at La Salle
allows students to
work in a field where
they can truly help
others. A large part of
the job for social work
majors involves aiding
those people in the
community suffering
from desperate living
situations, including
poverty,

homelessness and
abuse.

Since its inception in
1982, professors
within the Social
Work program have
taught and inspired
students, both in and
out of the classroom.
Working closely with

the city of

Philadelphia, students
are able to receive
hands-on training in
the field. Students
learn the techniques
in the classroom that
they then use in the
field.

The Social Work
program receives
accreditation by the
Social Work Council.
Last year and into the
Fall 2007 semester,
the Social Work
program celebrated
this accreditation with
events at

Homecoming and on
campus.

Many professors

within the program
have held jobs within
the Social Work field,
giving students a
unique perspective
about their future
jobs. Professors also
act as mentors,
guiding students
through a tough and
sometimes emotional
field of study.

Along with all of this,
each year the Social
Work program offers
an award to a student
who not only excels at
the study, but is a
single parent as well.

Jen McSiiane, '10

Social QAio/tfc 9^acu%

John Connors, Ph.D.

Professor

Francis Tri V. Nguyen,
F.S.C., Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Judith StuU, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Kathleen Bogle, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Frank Butler, MBA, J.D.,
Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Donna R. Fiedler, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Janine Mariscotti, M.S.W.

Assistant Professor

Bonni Zetick, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Mapping a Double Major

Through studies,
Psychology majors
attempt to

understand, evaluate,
and enhance the
individual. However,
in order to study a
human being as a
whole, it is extremely
essential to also
consider the influence
of social factors.
Social factors account
for a great deal of
who we are and how
we behave because
humans are a species
primarily driven by
the influences of
families, and later by
friends, media, and
society. In turn,
individuals determine
the values that we

assign to our families
and friends, as well as
how society functions.
Astonishingly,
Psychology influences
Sociology and
Sociology influences
Psychology.

Some of the most
interesting, enjoyable
professors are in the
Psychology and
Sociology
departments.
Psychology courses
such as Psychology
Statistics with
Professor Falcone,
Human Sexuality with
Professor Cori, and
Personality with
Professor Brook make
Psychology

undergraduate studies
memorable. Sociology
courses such as
Gender, Crime, and
Justice with Professor
Sally and Research
Seminar with Brother
Tri make majoring in
Sociology both
engaging and
interesting.

The fields of
Psychology and
Sociology are like love
and marriage-you
cannot have one
without the other.

Denise Jackson, '08

Sociology ^rJ^acu^ty

Brother Francis Tri V. Nguyen, F.S.C., Ph.D.

Director, Associate Professor

John Connors, Ph.D.

Professor

Judith Stull, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Kathleen Bogle, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Paul Brazina, M.B.A.

Dean, School of Business

Lynn Miller, Ph.D.

Associate Dean

James Smither, Ph.D.

Associate Dean

Steven Meisel, Ph.D.

Associate Dean

Susan Mudrick, M.B.A.

Assistant Dean

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The School of Business, in
collaboration with the Business
Honor Society, Beta Gamma
Sigma, hosted an ethics forum
during Charter Week. This year
marked the 3rd year of the
Business Forum.

Dr. Paul Brazina, Dean of the
School of Business, moderated
the discussion in Dan Rodden
Theater on March 19. He was
joined by an esteemed panel that
included business leaders: John E.
Caruso of Montgomery
McCracken, Edward J. Fierko of
EJF Associates, Mark J. Gerber
of PricewaterhouseCoopers and
Robert J. Truitt of Crown Cork
and Seal.

The forum was a discussion of
exactly what is considered
"ethical" in the United States

and international business world.
As described by Dr. Brazina, "the
lines between what is ethical and
not are fuzzy." Because of this, it
was considered very important
for Business majors to know what
ethical actions are and are not.

Each of the four panelists took
about 20 minutes of the forum to
explain in-depth a real ethical
issue that they studied. Because
of the real-world experience the
panelists had, they were able to
offer some key insights into each
of the cases presented. Some
topics that the panel touched on
included anti-bribery laws in
foreign countries by United States
businesses and the blockage of
Google by China.

Jen McShane, '10

Business Excursion

Accounting is very
important in the
business world. It is
often the job of the
accountant for a
company to interpret
financial issues to help
a company make
monetary decisions.
Therefore, it is
important for
accounting majors to
understand exactly
how businesses work
in accordance with
their financial
situations.

There are fives areas
of study within the
accounting program
at La Salle that
students can focus on:

cost, management,
information systems,
auditing, taxation and
multinational
relations. These areas
of study help prepare
accounting students
for many different
types of business
related jobs.
Accounting majors
can work as business
executives, bankers,
financial planners,
consultants, and tax
planners. Accounting
majors are also
prepared to work in
various other fields
like product
manufacturing,
medical, non profit
and even

government.

Eight courses make
up the requirements
for accounting
majors. The 200-level
courses focus on
general accounting,
while 300-level
courses focus on
management of
finances, with courses
on taxes and auditing.
Finally, the 400-level
courses specialize in
the different aspects
of accounting.

Jen McShane, '10

(Accounting 9^acii%

Mary Jeanne Welsh, Ph.D.,

Kristin Wentzel, Ph.D.

C.P.A.

Associate Professor

Chair, Professor

Gerald Fitzgerald, F.S.C.,

Susan C. Borkowski, Ph.D.

M.B.A.

Professor

Assistant Professor

Scott Stickel, Ph.D.

Al Massimini, M.B.A. ,

Professor

C.P.A.

Assistant Professor

Bruce Leauby, Ph.D.,

C.P.A., C.M.A.

John Zook, M.B.A.,

Associate Professor

C.P.A./P.F.S.,

Assistant Professor

»f*'

Finding Financial
Benefits

If one were to survey
a number of finance
students about what
motivated them to
choose finance as a
major, the results
would reveal a variety
of reasons. Some
students might think
that the finance field
is a great career path
because of the
diversity of jobs
available across
different industries. In
contrast, others may
say that a career in
finance will allow
them to easily find a
job and be well
compensated.

Despite the different
motivations to study
finance, these
students will probably
agree on the fact that
finance at La Salle is
a great career option
because of the finance
faculty, which is
composed of
professionals who are
passionate about what
they teach. Indeed,
this faculty
complements its
passion for teaching
with valuable
experience that is
continuously acquired
through consulting
and private practice.

The finance student
also benefits from the
finance department's
relationships with
companies that
provide opportunities
not only to obtain
experience prior to
graduation, but also
competitive jobs upon
graduation.

Let the teachings that
we have received in
our finance courses
inspire us graduates
of 2008 to further our
education, excel in
the work place, and
give back to the La
Salle community.

Angelica Mota, '08

finance ^acnHii^

Jan Ambrose, Ph.D.

Chair, Associate Professor

Lester Barenbaum, Ph.D.

Professor

Joshua Buch, Ph.D.

Professor

Walter Schubert, Ph.D.

Professor

Kathleen McNichol, M.B.A.

Assistant Professor

Kenneth Rhoda, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Guidina Success

Management is a
topic that not only
affects businesses, but
most aspects of life.
Every idea, strategy
and decision is a form
of management.
Supervisors use
various management
techniques to run
their firms, just as
people make various
managerial decisions
to function in their
lives. The techniques
and skills that students
gain through their
education in La Salle's
management program
benefit them
throughout whichever
paths they choose in
their lives. From
mundane decisions to

enigmatic problems,
management helps
guide towards
solutions and success.

The La Salle business
school's exceptional
faculty instruct
numerous courses
that educate and
enhance management
abilities. Through
scenarios, audio-visual
aids, case studies, and
group collaboration,
management classes
allow their pupils to
experience the
information they
learn. In this way, the
information is not
only retained longer,
but accessible for use
to aid in situations

throughout the
students' lives.

La Salle's

management program
breeds intelligent
leaders who are
capable of making a
difference in the
world with their
knowledge and
values.

Ruel Fernandes, 'C

Management ^acu%

PrafuUa (Praf)

William Van Buskirk,

Marianne S. Gauss,

Joglekar, Ph.D.

Ph.D.

M.B.A.

Chair, Professor

Professor

Assistant Professor

Lynn Miller, Ph.D.

Steven Meisel, Ph.D.

Jack Rappaport,

Professor

Associate Professor

M.S.

Assistant Professor

Joseph Seltzer,

Anne M. Walsh,

Ph.D.

D.S.W.

Kathryn Szabat,

Professor

Associate Professor

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

James Smither,

Gregory O. Bruce,

Ph.D.

M.B.A.

Professor

Assistant Professor

\n ftluflt W mS u i

mmai

Destination Analysis

Management
Information Systems
(MIS) focuses on
designing computer
systems to help people
do their work better. It
involves bridging the
gap between
technology and the
people who use it by
converting user
requirements into cost-
effective computer
information systems
and finding ways to
make users and
systems more
productive.

Information systems
have always been
significant in the
management of
organizations. The use

of computers has
continued to evolve
from machines that
could calculate and
produce simple
reports to distributed
multiprocessors with
powerful individual
work stations for the
end-user.

Professionals entering
the MIS marketplace
require specialized
training and
education. Unique skill
sets are necessary to
support a large
number of job titles
and positions, such as
systems, business &
data analysts, database
administrator,
e-Commerce

applications analyst,
computer systems
auditor, information
systems manager,
computer and software
marketing manager,
office automation
specialist, computer
consultant, network
administrator, and off-
shore contract
manager.

Although many low-
level computer
programming jobs are
off -shored these days,
career opportunities
for higher-level MIS
professionals are
expanding rapidly and
will continue to do so
in the foreseeable
future.

From the La Salle University Website

JWanagGment ^^o/tmatiofi Systems
9^acu^ty

Prafulla Joglekar, Ph.D.

Chair, Professor

Madjid Tavana, Ph.D.

Professor

Dennis Kennedy, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Frank LoPinto, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Kathryn Szabat, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Taraetina the Plan

Frequently, majors are
combined to give
students even more
skills to tackle the job
force. A major that is
often combined with
other areas of study is
marketing, partly
because of its
versatility.

Communication is a
great major to
combine with
marketing, as well as
any of the other
majors in the School
of Business.

While advertising is
extremely important
in the marketing
world, marketing
courses at La Salle

also focus on
obtaining new
customers, but at the
same time, retaining
previous customers.

Beginning in the
marketing field of
study, students learn
the basic concepts of
marketing: what
products will be
offered? Which group
of customers will be
targeted? How will
the products be
promoted to the
specific customer
group? By answering
these questions,
students learn the best
way to market
products and services.

In marketing classes,
professors teach
students how to
create presentations
and advertising to
reach a consumer
group, analyze the
behaviors of targeted
consumers and
observe consumers to
gather research,
making marketing
effective. Classes also
focus on teaching
realistic problems so
students can come up
with solutions, giving
them an idea of what
occurs in the
marketing world.

Jen McShane, '10

JUa/tlsGtmg

^acu^ty

David B. Jones, Ph.D.

Chair, Associate Professor

Evelyn Cogan, J.D.

Assistant Professor

James Talaga, Ph.D.

Professor

David Gulp, J.D.

Assistant Professor

Pingjun Jiang, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Rita Dynan, M.B.A.

Assistant Professor

SweeLim Chia, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Dom E. Nucera, M.B.A.

Assistant Professor

Zane Robinson Wolf, Ph.D., RN,
FAAN

Dean. School of Nursing and Health

Sciences

Mary T. Dorr, M.S.N., RN

Assistant Dean

Barbara J. Hocrst, Ph.D, RN

Director of the Undergraduate Nursing

Program

Barbara J. Amster, Ph.D., CCC-SLP,

Director of the Speech-Language-Hearing

Program

Jule Anne Henstenburg, M.S., R.D.,

LDN

Director of the Nutrition Program

S^chool of (^//UiMn^ and

Many nursing classes, until this
year, were held in Holroyd Hall.
However, with the implementation
of the science building renovation
underway, the School of Nursing
and Health Sciences was in need
of a new home.

During the Fall 2007 semester and
then over winter break. Nursing
classrooms, equipment and
professors were moved to the St.
Benilde Tower. The St. Benilde
Tower previously housed
Germantown Hospital which was
purchased by the University in
May of 2007. After the purchase,
it was decided by members of the
Administration in collaboration
with the Nursing program that the
former hospital was the perfect

place to move the Nursing
program.

Preparations for the Nursing
program's new home were
completed just in time for the
2008 Spring semester. Before
Nursing students could begin
classes however, the St. Benilde
Tower was blessed on January
11, 2007. Dr. Zane Wolf
promised all at the blessing the
School would honor the new
space given to the growing
Nursing program "with hard work
and great teaching". And so, withi
the "SimMan" comfortably resting
in a new bed, classes were ready
to begin in the newly blessed St.
Benilde Tower.

Jen McShane, lO!

Reaching Out

With the need for
medical care growing
in the United States,
it is easy to see why
the Nursing program
is one of the biggest
areas of study at La
Salle. Noticeable on
campus by their
uniforms and various
type of medical
equipment strung
over their arms,
nursing majors are
always present on
campus.

All of the professors
within the nursing
program hold degrees
in nursing and actually
have experience in
the

challenging, but
rewarding field.
Bringing this degree
of experiences allows
the professors to
guide the future
nurses into the correct
area of nursing,
whether it be
pediatrics, geriatrics
or even emergency.

The curriculum for
nursing students is
tough, involving a
variety of science
classes like anatomy,
physics and biology,
as well as clinical
work outside the
classroom. Students
get experience from
the clinical work they

do at the various
medical practices
around La Salle.

This year was a big
year for the nursing
program. It now
resides in St. Benilde
Tower, the former
Germantown
Hospital. Dean of the
School of Nursing and
Health Sciences and
professor in the
nursing program. Dr.
Zane Wolf was also
named a Caring
Scholar by the
Christine E. Lynn
College of Nursing for
her research within
clinical studies.

Jen McShane. '10

cAlu/tsing 9^acu%

Zane Robinson Wolf,

Diane Wieland, Ph.D.,

Christina Harkins, MSN,

Dolores Matecki, MSN,

Ph.D., RN, FAAN

RN, PMHCNS-BC

RNC

Dean and Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Janice M. Beitz, Ph.D,

Gerry Altmiller, Ed.D.,

Barbara Hoerst, Ph.D.,

Shantia McCoy, MSN,

RN, CS, CNOR, CWOCN,

MSN, RN, APRN

RN, CRNP

CRNP, APRN-BC

Assistant Professor

Professor

Patricia Bicknell, MSN,

Shelley Johnson, MSN,

Anne McGrorty, MSN,

Patti Rager Zuzelo, Ed.D.,

RN APRN, BC

RN, CPNP

MSN, RN, ACNS-BC

Assistant Professor

Professor

Joan Parker Frizzell,

Denise Kavanagh, MSN,

Jennifer Brindisi Sipe,

Diane M. Breckinridge,

Ph.D., RN, CRNP ANP,

MSN, RN, CRNP

Ph.D., RN

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Frances Kinder, MSN,

Robert M. Strayer, MSN,

Ana Maria Catanzaro,

Mary Lou Gies, MSN, RN

RNC, CPNP

RN, CCRN

Ph.D., RN

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Earl Goldberg, Ed.D, RN,

Ciara Lynch Levine, MSN,

Mary Wilby, MSN.

Mary Anne Peters, DNSc,

APRN, BC

CRNP, ANP-BC

RN, CNE

Assistant Professor

Associate Professor

Mcryle Gurmankin, RN

Margaret Lowenthal,

MSN CSN

MSN, RN, CCRN, CRNP

Assistant Professor

A Delicious Itinerary

When you hear the
words nutritionist or
dietician, what comes
to mind? For most, it's
probably a person
who tells someone
what to eat. That is
part of the answer,
but it isn't that simple.
The field of nutrition
isn't just about the
foods you need to eat
to stay healthy or to
gain or lose weight.
Nutrition is more
about the different
components of the
food and how they
work together in the
body. It is important
to understand the
science that supports
it, like anatomy and
and physiology,

organic chemistry and
biochemistry, and
microbiology. A
dietician also needs to
understand the
differences in nu-
trition needs for each
age group in order to
support growth or
maintenance. At La
Salle, we offer two
different programs for
nutrition. One is a
bachelors in Nutrition
and the second is a
Nutrition degree
through the
Coordinated
Program. The
Coordinated Program
enables students to
take internships
throughout the
summer and their

entire senior year.
Internships are given
in food service, clinics
and hospitals. Taking
the internships while
in school saves these
students from having
to take them after
graduation. If a
student is in the
Coordinated
Program, s/he can
graduate and take the
Registered Dietician
exam right away.
Without the
Coordinated
Program, students
would have to find
their own internships
after they graduate
before they can
become a registered
dietician.

Alyssa O'Bomsawin, '10

iMaikliion 'rJ^acu^ty

Jule Anne Henstenburg, MS, RD, CSP, LDN

Director

Susan E. Adams, MS, RD, LDN

Assistant Professor

Elizabeth A. Emery, MS, RD, CNSD, LDN

Assistant Professor

i|fM|

Grounded in Knowledge

The Speech-
Language-Hearing
Science Program
prepares students for
careers as Speech-
language pathologists.
A speech-language
pathologist works
with people who have
stuttering problems,
voice disorders, or
have problems
producing speech
sounds. They also
work with people
who have swallowing
difficulties.

La Salle offers a four
year program for
those students aiming
to get only a
bachelors degree.
However, it is the

Masters degree that is
required for
certification and
licensing. La Salle
offers a five year
accelerated program
to complete the
Masters degree.
Students with a
Bachelors degree
from another school
can also come to La
Salle to complete
their Masters.

Led by a dedicated
faculty, the Speech-
Language-Hearing
Science Program
offers an intimate
environment for
students to learn,
work, practice and
excel in. Professors

are always available to
aid students and pass
on their own
knowledge of working
within the speech-
language pathology
field. Small class sizes
make it easy for
teachers and students
to develop close
bonds.

The Speech-
Language-Hearing
Science Program is
located in Wister Hall.
A computer lab exists
there, solely for SLH
students to work.
However, classes are
also held at hospitals
and schools for
students to get hands
on practice.

Taken in part from the La Salle University & US Dept. of Labor websites

Sf)eecfi-S^anguage-^ea/ting Science

Barbara J. Amster, Ph.D.,
CCC/SLP

Director

Evelyn R. Klein, Ph.D.,
CCC/SLP

Associate Professor

Jennifer Kleinow, Ph.D.,
CCC/SLP

Assistant Professor

Joan A. Luckhurst, Ph.D.,
CCC/SLP

Assistant Professor

James M. Mancinelli, M.S.,
CCC/SLP

Clinical Coordinator

Cesar Ruiz, S.L.P.D.,
CCC/SLP

Assistant Professor

/rila/

A student's journey through La Salle is more
than just heading to 8:00 AM classes, term
papers and used books. It is the life outside of
classes- events, activities and organizations- that
truly sets La Salle students apart from other
college students.

The Student Life section describes the various
activities and events that occur daily on La
Salle's campus. One can always find something
to do on campus, from free period events to
weekends with Late Night La Salle.

Perhaps the best aspect of Student Life is the
fact that students are the driving forces behind
all the events and activities; they prepare and
sponsor them. It is truly "Student Life",
designed by students for students.

student Life

Families of La Salle students were
invited to campus during the
weekend of October 5-7 to take
part in on and off campus activities
while spending quality time with
their students. The annual event
radiated with a Philadelphia theme,
with many activities taking place in
Center City Philadelphia.

Families had the opportunity to
check out many of the buildings on
campus where students go every
day, as well as participate in
activities that are offered each
weekend. They were treated to
dinner in Treetops Cafe, athletic
events on the new fields, and a
special Family Weekend Liturgy in
the chapel. There was also the
Honors Convocation in the Tom
Gola Arena. Other highlights were
Late Night La Salle sponsored
events, such as Family Feud, the
Philadelphia based movie
"Invincible", and a magicAiypnosis

"In coming i;ears, my family will

definitely come out."

- Chris Meyer, '11

show by Kevin Hurley entertained
families. Improv 101 also held their
annual comedy performance.

Off campus trips into Philadelphia
were big hits with students and
families alike. Weekend
participants could go to the
Philadelphia Zoo, see the Lights of
Liberty and take a shopping trip.

Freshman Chris Meyer's favorite
activity was the Ghost Tour. He.
along with his parents and older
sister, walked throughout Old City
and were shown many historical
places where ghosts have been
sighted. Of particular interest was a
library where Ben Franklin is
thought to haunt. Chris also
enjoyed having his parents attend
his hockey game which, since they
live in Red Bank. NJ. they usually
don't get to come and see. "In
coming years, my family will
definitely come out", said Meyer.

World (Sul+ui^es Pair

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Imagine an event that brings groups
of people from different
backgrounds together to share
ethnic foods, cultural performances
and world music. Well thats what
happened on October 4, 2007,
when the World Cultures Fair
celebrated their 7th annual event
featuring various multicultural
organizations, programs, service
trips, and performance groups.

The fair was started with the goal
of providing the La Salle
community the opportunity to
showcase the diversity on campus
through an event that is fun,
friendly and full of cultural
experiences. Each year the fair has
grown in size with more
organizations participating and new
attractions to feature.

This year the Cross Cultural
Association (CCA) hosted the event
in hopes of promoting acceptance

"The collaborative efforts of ail tiiose

involved inelped make this year bigger

and more entertaining".

and diversity throughout campus.
The collaborative efforts of all those
involved helped make this year
bigger and more entertaining. The
event featured a delicious array of
ethnic foods ranging from Indian,
Korean, Mexican to Italian and so
much more. Performances by the
Step Team, Neo African Drums n
Dance, and L.A.T.I.N.S. as well as

henna designs by DESI (Indian and
Pakistani student organization)
added to the festivities. Chestnut
Hill sponsors generously gave gift
certificates and baskets that were
raffled off to all those who attended.
Special thanks go out to the
Programming Center and the
Multicultural and International
Center for all their efforts and
support.

On behalf of the CCA, we hope
that you join us next fall for this
special time!

Chiara de Leon, '08

ome^iZonwnQ

yV Celebi^cition of L.c\ 3cille

Homecoming Weekend 2007
turned out to be a wet and
somewhat soggy affair. Yet, even
the rain could not contain the
excitement felt all around campus,
as alumni returned to La Salle and
students eagerly awaited the football
game and the crowning of the
Homecoming King and Queen.

Before the game, there was plenty
to do around campus. Alumni
participated in reunions,
Oktoberfest, a post game party and
Putting on the Greens, as well as
the 25th Anniversary celebration of
La Salle's Social Work Program.
RSA sponsored Carnifall in the
Ballroom for students to enjoy.

The football game versus
Assumption College kicked off at
3:00 PM, with rain falling.
However, by half time, the rain had
tapered off, allowing for the
crowning of the Homecoming

"It is definitely an honor, hut I know

that there are lots of other senior

girls who deserve itl"

-Martha Kutteii, '08

Homecoming Queen

King and Queen to take place on
the field.

Jordan Feld was awarded King. "I
was very surprised when I won. It
was an honor just to be
nominated", said Feld. Feld, is Vice
President of La Salle Ambassadors,
as well as a member of SGA, the
New Explorers Program, Project

Appalachia and Neighbor to
Neighbor.

Martha Kutteh was announced
Queen. Kutteh, a long time service
volunteer said "It is definitely an
honor, but I know that there are lots
of other senior girls who deserve it!"
Like Feld, Kutteh is also deeply
involved in the University
Community. AIDS Outreach. Los
Ninos, Homeless Outreach. TEAM
Lasallians and Foster Care Tutoring
are just a few organizations that
Kutteh volunteers time to.

A^l^'"^'^<^'^|■^l^'^<^l ^duca+ioKv

T-i|+een \^ecir^s of- Divei^sity CJni+iotives

Campus Diversity Initiatives began
with the start of the Academic
Discovery Program in 1975. Since
then, La Salle has been able to
promote diversity on campus with
the addition of more programs such
as Study Abroad and the Minority
Achievement Program in 1991.
To celebrate 15 years of cultural
awareness, La Salle decided to
honor its achievements in 2007
with a tribute to these programs
and many others. The success of
cultural awareness is due to La
Salle's ability to adapt to its
changing students with the help of
the Multicultural and International
Center, academic departments, and
the Division of Student Affairs.

On the evening of October 5, La
Salle celebrated its 15th
anniversary of promoting cultural
awareness with a tribute that
included traditional food and music
from around the world. What most

The success of cultural awareness is

due to La Salle's ability to adapt to

its changing students.

impressed Betsy Wilson,
Administrative Assistant of the
Multicultural and International
Center, about the evening was the
large variety of the attendees
present at the event. "That was the
strength of the whole idea," said
Wilson.

The celebration highlighted the

success of La Salle in achieving the
diversity present today. Cherylyn
Rush, Multicultural Coordinator of
the Multicultural center, said that
"the event was able to demonstrate
not only the different cultural
organizations on campus, but also
in the education field." The
academic departments collaborate
to include courses that give students
the opportunity to learn about
different cultures.

As La Salle continues to grow and
expand, more opportunities for
diversity will grow as well.

Karly Castillo, 10

'Raising JKAon^y foi^ ex CAoac\ Ociuse

October was Breast Cancer
Awareness month and it came with
a fury to La Salle this year. Several
student organizations raised money
and awareness for the cause.

Alpha Sigma Tau sorority has
raised hundreds of dollars for the
Susan G. Komen Foundation over
the past 3 years and this year was
no different. The organization sold
pink t-shirts within the group to
raise money.

Alpha Theta Alpha sorority held a
Wiffle Ball Tournament. The
proceeds from the tournament and
donations collected added up to
$1,365. The money was brought
to the American Cancer Society's
Making Strides Against Breast
Cancer Walk. Thirty-nine sisters of
ATA walked on Sunday, October
14.

The Explorer Yearbook also raised
money for and participated in the

"/ thought it would be a good time

and great cause",

-Alyssa O'Bomsawin, '10

Explorer Yearbook

Strides Walk. The idea came from
sophomore Alyssa O'Bomsawin. "I
walked in high school once and I
really enjoyed it so I thought it
would be a good time and great
cause", said O'Bomsawin. She,
along with other Explorer members
raised $300.

It wasn't just student organizations
that helped this great cause. On

November 9. the Volleyball team
held "Dig for the Cure", where the
ladies raised money before their
game based on the number of digs
the team made. "We got pledges
before the match, asking for money
either in flat donations or in a
certain amount per dig." said team
member Erin Sullivan. Altogether,
the team made 50 digs, raising
$496.30 for the Susan G. Komen
Foundation.

The hard work of all these students
on behalf of breast cancer
awareness is just one example of
Lasallian dedication.

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It can be hard for each service trip
group at La Salle to individually
raise the money needed for them to
travel. However, a combined effort
supported by all allows members of
the La Salle community to have a
great night of bartering and good
food, while the service trip groups
raise money to help others in need.

In total, all the service trip groups,
Project Mapendo, Project
Appalachia, Los Nihos and Habitat
for Humanity, need about $90,000
to travel. While they work hard all
year on various fund raisers one of
the biggest sources of funding is the
Service Trips Auction, which
generates about $20,000. This year
marks the 5th annual event that
keeps getting more popular.

The night hosts both a silent and
live auction, and for the first time
this year, there was basket bidding.
In years past, basket bidding was a

The Auction allows members of the

La Salle community to have a great

night of bartering and good food,

while the service trip groups raise

money to help others in need.

separate fund raiser taking place at
the Charter Dinner. This year, bids
on a showcase of baskets were
taken at the Auction, then joined
more baskets at the Charter
Dinner.

For some, the most exciting part of
the evening was the live auction,
where paddles do the speaking

amongst cheering and yelling.
Some of the items for bidding
included: the popular Guitar Hero
III game, a dining room set, a pair
of Southwest Airline tickets to
anywhere in the continental U.S.,
two shore houses, dinner at the B8
townhouse and dinner with Bro.
Edward Sheehy. There were a few
battles by students during the night
for various items, like the shore
houses and Bro. Ed. However, in
the end, everyone left happy and
the night was a success due to the
hard work of all La Salle's Service
trips groups.

Jen McShane, 10

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What began as a class project in
1973 out of the Communication
department, has now become an
annual award ceremony at La Salle,
known as the "Charlie Awards."
Every year, students are awarded
for creating original films and
acting as directors for the films.

However, this year called for full
campus awareness of Charlie
Awards, as the Young Broadcasters
and the Film Society changed the
tradition. The award ceremony and
film showing took place in Dan
Rodden Theatre, instead of a more
private setting. This allowed the
entire campus to enjoy. Celebrated
in the Dan Rodden Theatre,
students and staff were able to
support the young producers as
they proudly shared their films with
the audience.

The 2008 Chariie Awards took
place on the evening of February

Nothing was more amazing that

evening than to witness the

incredible films created by talented

La Salle students.

24. Nothing was more amazing
that evening than to witness the
incredible films created by talented
La Salle students. "I never knew we
had this much talent on campus. I
could totally see these films on
mainstream," said junior Digital Art
major, Frederick Kinglee III.

The entire evening was spectacular

and never dull, as each unique film
brought a different energy to the
audience. Winners of the night
were directors Matt Szczerbienski
and Emily Brennan. Both winners
were awarded $150 for their hard
work and dedication by Brother
Gerry Molyneaux of the
Communication Department.

Karly CastiUo. '10

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"T^eH^embei^ing TJl^ose Lost"

Members of the La Salle community
put together a terrific program.
Drunk Driving Awareness Week to
educate students about effects of
drunk driving and its harms.

Originally, the idea came from the
Greek community, hoping to
sponsor a "Run for Willie"
fundraiser. Wilson "Willie"
Maldonado was involved in a
collision that killed him and another
person, Dante Barnes, due to drunk
driving on the part of Willie. The
fundraiser sponsored by greek
organizations would raise money for
Willie's younger brother to attend
private school. The event was
canceled by the school after
students. Mothers Against Drunk
Driving and Tamia Robinson
(mother of Barnes' son) showed
outrage over the event.

Members of the Greek Community,
especially Delta Phi Epsilon and Phi

Overall, students and staff were

pleased with the way the week

turned out, offering closure and

hope to all present.

Gamma Delta, worked hard with
University groups including, Peer
Educators, the Division of Student
Affairs and the Alcohol and Other
Drugs Center, to create programs
for Drunk Driving Awareness
Week. These programs educated
students about the harms of drunk
driving, as well as commemorated
the lives of the two men lost.

Students previously upset by the
"Run for Willie" applauded the new
program.

During the week, students created
panels for a mural showing the
personal effects of drunk driving on
their own lives. A vigil also took
place on the night of April 17
followed by a silent walk around the
campus. Perhaps most inspiring
that night was the speech given by
Tamia Robinson. Overall, students
and staff were pleased with the way
the week turned out, offering
closure and hope to all present.

Jen McShane, 10

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sought. As a freshman, La

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teamwork, school spirit,

and cooperation to

achieve my goals. The

stage has definitely been

set for students to succeed

within an enjoyable

atmosphere!"

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Resident Assistant at St.

Basil and working at the
Student Programming
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been overwhelming but I
can't wait to see what

junior year has to offer!"

"Junior year is a paradox-

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major, friends, the school

and surroundings, but you're

gearing up for internships,

graduation, and the real

world. Settling in and

gearing up, relaxing in the

comfort of what's known and

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With over 100 organizations on campus,
students keep themselves busy by participating
in various organizations.

Because of the high number of organizations
present, La Salle can truly say that "there is
something for everyone." Academic
organizations, like the, expand upon learning
outside classrooms, while student government
organizations like, SGA and RSA, help lead
and keep the campus running smoothly.
Performing arts organizations, like the Masque
offer entertainment, while media
organizations, like the Collegian, give the
campus the news. Let's not forget community
service groups, that help and support those
suffering, or Greek Life that creates bonds
lasting well after our journey at La Salle ends.

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Amid the 100 student organizations on campus, it is easy to see one reason why
La Salle has its diversified reputation. Each and every organization is unique,
offering different services to the university community.

The student organizations at La Salle offer ways to meet others who have similar
interests and goals. However, these same organizations also outreach to the entire
La Salle community in various ways. Some organizations volunteer to help others
in need, while other organizations sponsor events on campus to help keep students
busy on nights and weekends. Still others showcase their talents and perform for
the campus. All of La Salle's organizations are grouped into several categories. On
the following pages, these categories are organized by color.

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Community Service
Co-curricular/Academic
[ Student Governance
Multicultural

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Performing Arts

Co-Institutional

Club Sports/Athletic

Greeks

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Members: Jessica Runyen,
Jack Quinn, Heather Steacker

yVssocio+ion "for* \\)ovne-v\. in Co^riKnuniootion

Members: Liz Crawford, Abby
McKeon, Lindsay Anri Beacin,

Aimee Bouclnard, Aslnley Arnoid,

Lauren Berkoski, Emiiy Anne

Apisa, Sara Brennan, Mary T

Conners, Lisa Marie Donolnue,

Emily Dryer, Jenna Eckei, Brenda

Frassoni, Lindsey Gone, Carley

Hoornbeck, Ida Goslin, Monet

Imperato, Nicole Jenet, Jen

Krispel, Alex Murray, Emily Paffett,
Taylor Reber, Claire Salmons,
Jenna Santori, Krista Sinclair,

Kirstin Lynne Schioeninger, Marisa

Thieriault, Rebecca Turygan. Dr.
Donna Celano (Advisor)

^nvii^onn^en+al Scienoe^ and (I^eolocfy Club

Members: Michael Demaio,
Christina Causland, Scott Boietti,
Melanie Charles, Steve LaMonte,

Dr. Heriry Bart, Professor Ed
Layton, Sarah Jancuska, Dr. Alice
Hoersch, Professor Natalie Flyrin

Lo Salle's yVn^ericcin Studies y\ssocici+ion

Members; Megan McGee, President

Ashley Mancuso, Vice-PresidentJustine

Hensey, Secretary, Erika Lunn, Treasurer,

Alexis Backus. Laura Bailiet Sarah Branson,

Mary Briegel, Lacey Bruno, Terrlanne

Carberry, Colleen Costello, Christina

Currie, Moryrose Dugan, Nicole Giacinto,

Beth Haidemenos, Antoinette High, Allison

Hoffman, Laura Hopkins, Katya Hubiak,

Madeline Hunter, Lauren Jackson, Kelli

Karver, Suzanne Lipovsky, Chris Lucarini,

Katie Luciano, Kathleen McCoey, Lorissa

Meyer, Priscilla Nontieh, Megan Oziek,

Gino Pace, Melissa Polfy, Kelly Payne,

Lauren Reeves, Kyle Simons, Danielle

Skinner, Lauren Stephon, Katie Swinburn,

Jonathan Swing. Rebecca Turygan,

Meaghan Walsh

Lci Scille tlnivei^sity Cduocifion y\ssooici+iorJ

Members: Antionette High,

Therese (Terri) Carberry, Beth

Hoidenemos , Jim Rossi, Allison

Hoffman

7W<^^^K^»^<^+i<^cll Society

Members: Samantha Campione,

Jason Collaghan, Kathryn

Knapp, Steve Muscelli, Christine

Sands. Kevin Mbokop

JKA\nov^\fy Student AJ ureses yVssociotion

Members: Veronica Little,

Catlnerine Ibirongbe, Gins

MattJ-iew, Neek Kialler, Amelia

Klee, Gertrudis Garcia, Semira

Kiyar, Ron Philllopose, Simi Samuel

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Members: Elizabeth Buongiurno,
Christina Celano, Christina Currie,

Chiara de Leon, Larissa Meyer,

Nicole Musitano, Katherine Pope,

Megan Rowen. Lindsay Marie

Sharip, Ashley Underwood,

Stephanie Weckesser

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Members: Anthony Delcollo,
John Nicolo, Stacy Armstrong,
Kyle Simons, Brian IVlcKenna,
Thomas Armstrong, Nicholas
Ford, Dominique Catoldi, Pat
McLaughlin

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Members: Meggin Forti,

Marcella Gringer, Carolyn

Wolfe, Stacey Vinci, Meridith

Herwig

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Members: Dr. Michael Smith

(advisor). Raven Valdes,
Benjamin Traino, Lauren Fell,
Anna Grochocinska, Allison
Freeman, Brittany Binns, Julia
Lendzinski, Abby McKweon,
Anthony Bonagora, Natalie
Virgilio, Meghan Shaginaw/,
Lynne Texter.

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Members: Nicasio Lovecchio,

Christine Arrigorii, Tlieresa

Troxler, Dorothy Schouller,

Jonthan Webster, Nicholas

agelis, Christine Arrigoni, Sean

Christman, Shea Barr, Zachary

Rutfo, Ruel Fernandes

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Senior Members and

officers;Tammi Jones, Terry

DeAngelo, Adrienie Flick,

Gertrudis Garcia, Shannon

Gaines, Erin Holtan, Andrea

Jackson, Jamila Joshua, Theresia

Karundeng, Jessica Lament,

Amanda Lippi, Veronica Little,

Ngan Mai, Chrissy Marriott, Joe

Pannulla, Elvira Pyanova, Natalie

Rittenhouse, Aubrey Schotield,

Vitaly Vitorsky, Christine Williams,

Jeanie Iran, Jen Cash, Megan

Kempt, Jennifer Weiss, Tiffany

Turner, Julia Fukui

Stude^nts in T-^*ee ^ntei*pi*ise

Members: Michelle D'Argenio,

Christopher Lawrence,

Jonathan Lo Monico, Sean

Houlihan, Stephanie Paltjon,

Patrick Rattery, Samantha Still

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Members: Carly Rapp, Michal

Wilczewski, Meredith Dreger,

Jessica Wallace, Jackie St. Pierre,

Sarah Frangos, Diana Holland,

Julia Angelitis, Shevonne Keller,

Anthonay Mallaci, Dominic A.

Oteri, Renee Roland, Helene

Holmes, Jordan Feld, Jim Rossi,

Chris Borgardus, Ben Traino, Chris

Materia, Amanda Dalton,Amie

Kotalic, Dallas Smith, Danielle

Forsythe, Mary Ellen Huss,

Michele Muller, Michelle

Kukawski, Nicole Dellamonica,

Rachel Davis, Sarah Malecki

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Abiola Veronica Burke, Amanda Krystal
Dalton, Andrew R Weingarten, Brendan
Arthur Kelly, Brenna Marie Trush , Brianna

Catherine Clayton, Christina Cherry,

Christopher John Hoffman, Christopher

Joseph Lucarini, Colleen Cora Costello,

Dallas Ashley Smith, Darcelle Olivia Wynn,

Denniston Agustus Muir, Emily Grace

Siegfried, George Joseph Gennaoui,

George Joseph Rohonczy, Jaime Lee

Esbensen, Jessie Ann Suren, John N

Phillips, John Robinson, John Thomas,

Julio L Hortmon, Julia Theresa Condon,

Katharine Margaret Wolpert, Kathryn

Bridget Bergin, Keelan Kate Ferry, Kelly

Erin Mullane, Kelly Marie Lazarowski, Kevin

A Kearney, Kristin Michelle Moss, Maeve

Ryan Daly, Michael Edward Adams,

Michael Richard Waxmon, Pamela Morris,

Ryan Walsh, Sharmyra R Bryant,

Stephanie Marie Boag, Stephanie Rose

Paltjon, Stephen Darren Levit

MembersJessica Boylan, Sarah

Branson, Emily Brennan, Nicole

Dellamonica, Deanna Diseveria,

Ashley Dohler, Megan Donnelly,

Samantha Gilianyi, Stefane Hay,

Justine Hensey, Mary Ellen Huss,

Stacy Kaminski, Kate McWilliams,

Marisa Mykulak, Catherine

O'Gorman, Jennifer Pallister,

Emma Petrucci, Lauren Pittre,

Elizabeth Provenzano, Sherrita

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DeSolvo, Sam Stavola, Courtney

Peterson, Angela Minetti,
Elizabeth Bond, Patrice Phillips,

Abiola Burke, Eric Petersson,

Megan Weiss, Sara Nugent, Amy

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Members: Ashely Anderson, Emily
Apisa, Mike Craig, Kasey Cellar,

Christina Gethers, Meritith
Herwig, Erin Kretzinger, Adrianna
Lain, Joan Lyall, Kayleigh Maher,

Sean McMlchaei, Amber
Miranda, Kevin Murphy, Colleen

G'Donnell, Ashley Owens, Jill
Parente, Dana Perfetti, Rebecca

Petner, Emma Petrucci, Mary

Kate Remy, James Thomas, Zakia

Tucker, Christina Causland,

Ashley Keates, Sandra Valeric

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Members: Catherine O'Gorman,

Katie Wolpert, Mike Waxman,

Andrea DiMaio, Sara Werth,

LaShae Hubicki, Andrea Young,

Ashley Pimentel, Allison Hoffman,

Jen Gwiszcz, Amanda Juszczuk,

Mike Purvis, Frank Visco, Brian

Bink, James McAndrew, Steve

LaMonte, Stacey Lang, Amie

Schmitt, Steve Kopec

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Members: Ashley Anderson, Allie

Asensio, Krista Benedette, Kellee Best,

Sarah Branson, Ellise Butka, Andrea

Casella, Priya Chauhan,

Colleen Costello, Marissa

Dombrowski, Sinead Donnelly, Pottl

Dormer, Emily Dryer, Keelan Ferry,

Jess Ferreri, Christine Koyithara,

Lauren Kramer, Chris Lucarini, Katie

Luciano, IVlargaret IVIcFadden, Sheila

IVIcFadden, Santina Nescio, Erin

Olszak, Kelly Parrott, Mary Clare

Parrott, Mike Poekert, Sarah Padilla,

Mike Poekert, Eleanora Robinson,

Renee Roland, Ellse Schlaffhauser,

Kathryn Skira, Stephanie Steeves,

Jennifer Sulpizi, Ashley Trippet, Brenna

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Members: Michael Minetti
(advisor), Sandra Aponte, Amy
Czulada, Jenna Eckel, Audrey

Kulpa, Suzanne Lipovsky,
Gabriela Schulte, Scott Baietti,

Cassandra Boyce, Brittany
Carter, Jennifer Cash, Amanda

Dolton, Delia Spellman, Julia

McDougall, Teresa Osborne, Pilar

Napolitano, Jessie Suren, Stacey

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Members: Ashely Anderson, Emily
Apisa, Mike Craig, Kasey Gellar,

Christina Gethers, Meritith
Herwig, Erin Kretzinger, Adrianna
Lalli, Joan Lyall, Kayleigh Maher,

Sean McMichael, Amber
Miranda, Kevin Murphy, Colleen

O'Donnell, Ashley Ov^/ens, Jill
Parente, Dana Perfetti, Rebecca

Petner, Emma Petrucci, Mary

Kate Remy, James Thomas, Zakio

Tucker, Christina Cousland,

Ashley Keates, Sandra Valerio

and Tory Ridge

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Members: Abiola Burke, Amy
Czulada, Kathryn Skira, Joshua
Wiggins, Christian Harvey, Kelly
Mullane, Matthew Vincent, Billy
Gonzalez, Patrice Phillips, Jessie
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Alyssa Bleiler, Sara Brennan, Britni
Buffalino, Sarah Bulmer, James

Carcilli, Colleen Costello, Kristina

DiSanto, Rebecca Dobrzynski,

Megan Donnelly, Phil Euga, Jordan

Feld, Alison Floyd, Christina Foley,

Jen Gwiszcz, Julie Gwiszcz, Justine
Hensey, Mary Ellen Huss, Rob Kirkner,

Allison Krolikowski, Joan Lyall, Jim
McAndrew, Brittany McKenna, Brian
McNamara, Bridget O'Donnell, Mary

Orfao, Ashley Owens, Stef Paltjon,
Dana Perfetti, Joe Quintiliani,

George Rohonczy, Renee Roland,
Jim Rossi, Emily Siegfried, Catherine

Toto, Liz Wagner, Megan Weiss,

Lauren Wlotko, Adult Leaders: Trey
Ulrich, Helene Holmes, Clare Petroski

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Members: Andy Weingarten, Mary

Ellen Huss, Rachel Davis, Mia

Zaccanini, Elise Schlafhauser,

Nicola De Pass, Colleen Friel, Sean

Hutchinson, Beth Hido, Kevin

Murphy, Steve Fredericks, Rebecca

Schramm, Jimmie Kramer, Sara

Nugent, Drew Pierce, John Piree,

Staff Coordinators: Melinda Massaro,

Robert Kinzler, F.S.C.

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Members: Andrea DiMaio,

Joseph Gauger, Mary Orfao,

Laura Rongione, David Sautter

Dominique Cataldi, Shoslnanna

Prior, Jillian Parente, Holly

Baublitz, Brianna Florio, Steven

Levit, Matthew Levit, Steven

LaMonte, Larissa Meyer

T7.^.y\.7Vl. Losolioins

Members: Tim Engel, Jim
McAndrev^/, Phil Eugo, Nikki
Green, Cassandra Boyce,

Megan Weiss, Amy

Czulada,Chris McNabb, Billy

Gonzales

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Members: Kim Faulk, Madeline

Wedge, Jim McAndrev^, Mac

Craven, Cora Conocer,

Nicholas Elmer, Stephanie

Brown, Marcos Moron, Elijah

Elliot, Jason Roeckle

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Collecfe "Republicons

Members: Maria Muscora,

Marykate Kelly, Kevin Gledhill,

Andy Coyle , Dan Sandiford,

Kevin Hall, Amanda Dalton,

Emily Siegfried, Dallas Smith,

Adam Profitt, Chris Caimano,

Christine Diana, London

Keating, Mike Rotella

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Members: Brian Trainer, Mark Del

Monoco, Mike Poekert, Don

Horrison, Brian Carlson, Joe

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Members: Georage Attoh-

Assante, Ciera Ruffin, Allonte

Thoman, Christina Gethers,

Patreace Miller, Zakia Tucker,

Ashley Underwood, Calvin

Johnson, Eleanora Robinson,

Kate Knowles , Darcelle Wynn,

Symon Owade, Vanessa

Levros, Khari Edwards, Josie

Telisma, Justin Bettis, Sherie

Thompson, Taj Duffle, Bryant

Fennel, Kevin Mbokop,

Vanessa Cole, Alicia Dodd ,

Marcely Jean-Pierre

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Members: EJ Ojeda, Wilfred Mark

Cabrero, Tri Huinyh, Marie

Towara, Tim Chang, Eujin Kim,

Jen Mai, Irene Dip, Jim Glenn,

Kristen Arce, Megan Polos, Linhie

Nguyen, Tien Vu, Alyssa Shatz,

Viet Nguyen, Ching Lee, Jhonna

Luahhati, Ron Lam, Albert Kim,

Sunny Choe, Quan Bui, Wendy

Chen, April Gueco, Achilles

Ananet, Mike Diaz, Kristina

Agabayani, Soman Issac,

Jignasha Adhurio, Tesia Thomas,

Ly Nguyen, Shamila Borkat

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Members: Nadia Rusinko,
Rodney Mills, Arjola Shperdheja,
Abiola Burke, Jignasha Adhuria

Cross Cultui^cil yVssooici+ion

Members: Chiara de Leon

(President), Tri Huynh (Vice

President), Alyssa Siazon

(Secretary), Ptnuc Nguyen

(Treasurer), Joel Tejoda, Calvin

Johnson, Kim Ledgister, Christina

Spino, Priscilla Nantieh, Victor De

Couto, Christopher Kimtis,
Andrew M. Schladebeck, John

Keating, Rose Rodriguez,

Stephanie Garcia, Rita Mello,

Mike Diaz, and Shonta Collins

(Advisor)

Members: Renato Sifoni Jr,

(President), Michael Cierci,

Mario D.Adamo

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L.A.T.a.AJ.S.

Members: Lina-Maria Garcia

(President), Melanie Pagan

(Treasurer), Gia Asberry, Darlene

Silot, Dana Perfetti, IVlargarita

Munoz, Yelitza Cedano

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IVlembers: Angelica IVIota,

Alberto Lopez , William Gonzalez,

David Rivera, Erimar Hernandez,

Sandra Faico, Amber Lee

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Cassandra Serrano, Margarita

Munoz, Sandy Aponte

Members: Alex McGrath -

President, Lauren Squazzo,

Bridget Konczyk - Vice President

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Piln^ Society

Members: Eric Donovan, Robert

Kirkner, Allison Cronk, Meghan

Callanan, Sean Ellis, Calvin

Liming, Kevin Prendergast,

Katherine Drapcho, Victoria

Valusek, John SmyrI, Kaitlyn

Linsner, Rebecca Schramm,

Elizabeth Wagner, Elizabeth

Adier, Andrew Hibschmon,

Suzanne Lipovsky, Phillip Euga,

Kathleen McNeill, Elijah Elliott,

Rebecca Petner, Kevin Lankey,

Matthew Pini, Jackie Amatucci,

Katie Ranshaw, Kim Davidow,

Tim Moore, Shomori Robinson

pc\z2. and "P^f^J* Bands

Members: Courtney Bowers,

Chris Gillespie, Caitlin
Immerman, Robert McGinley,

Abby McKeown, Roy

Pantaleon, Doug Phelan, John

Yeiser, Scott Baietti, Tom

Cooper, Kyle Fisher, Alison

Graham, Carolyn Roll, Sarah

Katzianer, Nicholas Keene,

Sarah McHugh, Greg Allen,

Lauren Balliet, Jennifer

Fernandez, Br. Tom McPhillips,

Colin Quinn, Michael Roethel,

Jonathan Andrews, Christopher

Ciufo, Joe Kain, Cassie Kosydar

Members: Elizabeth

Provenzano, Nick Keene, John

Yeiser, and Alison Graham.

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Members: Stephanie Boag, Thea

Boyle, Annaliese D'Orazio,

Jennifer IVIorrison, Dianna Rivera,

Courtney Bowers, Julie Swann,

Sarah IVlcHugh, Aiyssa

O'Bomsawin, Jacquelyn

Scirrotto, Dallas Smith, Lauren

Baliiet, Alison Graham, Tanya

Lindenmuth, Natalia Musitano,

Raven Valdes, Cara Conocer,

Kim Ledgister, Rose IVlotley,

Melissa Pompeo, Alex Burns,

Michael Craven, Chino

Hernandez, Eric Devlin, Nicholas

Keene, Tim Main, Kim Ledister,

Advisor Brother Joe Grabenstein,

Director Robert Kestler

Members: Kaitlyn Linsner, Tamika

Jerome, Keisha Hodge, Ciera
Ruffin, Jessica Dougherty, Ashley
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A very important part of the La Salle
community is our Athletic teams. Whatever the
sport- field hockey, track, cross country- La
Salle athletes make their presence known
within the community, on and off the field.
We take pride in all our sports teams.

Within these next few pages, there is a record
of all La Salle teams and their
accomplishments, such as how La Salle athletes'
go the distance in their volunteer activities, as
well as historical events like the loss of the
football program.

Athletics are an important part of many
students' journeys through La Salle, helping
students excel and define who they are.

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Women's Basketball has taken part in
numerous community service

programs, including the Big 5 Clinic.
The Big 5 Clinic is a program set up to
instruct 1st to 8th graders in basketball
basics. The fundraiser's proceeds will
benefit Coaches vs. Cancer. Along with
the Big 5 Clinic, the Explorers are
involved in the Big 5 Clean-up, and
have held numerous clinics at local
elementary schools.

The Football team volunteered in Oak
Lane and assisted by planting trees
throughout local parks. The Explorers
joined "her Big 5 schools and aided in
the clear ;.; of these parks as well.

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The Volleyball team hosted "Dig for
the Cure" on November 9. The
women raised money for the Susan
G. Komen Foundation based on the
number of digs they had against
Fordham. They had 50 digs.

Women's Lacrosse offered some
pointers to neighborhood girls. The
Lacrosse team regularly held clinics
and workshops allowing kids to
improve their skills and awareness
for the game. The clinics also
presented chances for the kids to
relax and enjoy a constructive
activity.

Project TeamWork is an
outreach program supported
by the La Salle University's
Division of Intercollegiate
Athletics. The program ^ uses
La Salle student-athletes and
coaches as mentors and role
models for the Philadelphia
youth who need some extra
guidance and support. There
are strict conditions and
standards that the athletes and
coaches must meet in order to
participate in the program.
The most important standard
is that the athletes or coaches
are interested in and
concerned with helping
children in the community.
Project TeamWork supports
numerous community-based
programs and organizations
throughout the Philadelphia
area, including Big Brothers
and Sisters Association,
Catholic Youth Organization,
Boy and Giri Scouts of
Pennsylvania, and many

more. La Salle athletes focus
on being positive and
encouraging role models or big
sisters and big brothers.
TeamWork activities include
tutoring, campus visitations,
and clinics and workshops.
Also, the athletic department
offers an incentive program to
the local children. The
incentive program rewards
positive behavior and the
achievement of personal goals
with prizes like free tickets to
La Salle athletic events.
Student-athletes volunteer

their personal time to tutor
neighborhood kids in

correspondence with the
Mentor Program. Campus
visitations are scheduled to
bring community kids to the
university's campus and show
them that a good education is
an attainable goal. Numerous
athletic teams sponsor and
participate in clinics that teach
specific techniques and
principles that pertain to their >'

sport. Project TeamWork
offers various activities that
benefit the community's
youth.

Project TeamWork is made
possible by the support of
sponsors. TeamWork

sponsors donate resources or
make contributions to
enhance the program.
Sponsors, in return, get the
personal satisfaction of
enhancing the community's
life, campus and community
recognition, and admission to
La Salle sports events.
Project TeamWork is a
growing program that
promotes positive educational
experiences, and presents
opportunities of constructive
interaction for Philadelphia's
youth.

Itself

The La Salle football program
was reinstated in 1997 after
being dropped 56 years prior
due to WWII. In 1999, the
Explorers joined the Metro
Atlantic Athletic Conference
(MAAC) along with 9 other
similar schools. La Salle's non-
scholarship program was
comprised of dedicated
student- athletes. In the fall of
2007, history repeated itself
as the program was
discontinued again.

the program was made because
in 8 years, the MAAC lost 6 of
the 10 performing teams;
Georgetown decided to change
conferences, while Fairfield,
Siena, St. John's, Canisius, and
St. Peter's dropped their
football programs entirely.
Then in spring of 2007,
Duquesne announced plans to
change conferences. So, with
the deterioration of the MAAC
league, lona, Marist, and La
Salle had to make a decision,
lona elected to become a

Division I FCS Independent
team for the 2008 season,
and Marist decided to join the
Pioneer Football League
starting in 2009.

Different options were
considered here at La Salle:
changing conferences, moving
to scholarship football,
becoming an independent
team, or discontinuing the
program altogether. After,
extensive research and
contemplation,

discontinuing the team was
HoriHprl to hp thp best choice

for the university.

Rumors about the reason
behind the decision circulated,
and La Salle administration
firmly stated the decision was
not a result of the team's
success, or lack thereof.
Throughout the program's 10
years, the team had an overall
record of 35-76 with winning
seasons being few and far
between.

According to a press release
from the Athletic Department,
Dr. Thomas Brennan,
Director of Athletics stated "It
is important to note that this
decision was not the result of
the performance of our team,
nor is it a reflection on the
ieam and the young men who,

have competed for La Salle.
We admire the dedication and
manner with which our
football players represented
La Salle University. We are
proud of the hard work these
student athletes have

exhibited on the field, in the
classroom, and in the
community. Their passion and
dedication to La Salle football
only makes this

announcement that much
more difficult to make."

The decision affected the
junior players the most. With
only a year left of school and
no football, it would be absurd
to transfer to another
program. Although many
would love to pursue the sport
that they have played for so
long, the academic situation
kseems to hinder their

athletic careers.

Even though the decision was
widely discussed on campus,
one thing is certain, everyone
is impacted: students, faculty,
coaches, administration,

parents, alumni, and most of
all, the student-athletes.

Will the university replace the
football team with another
team? And if so, which team
will it be? These questions
linger throughout the La Salle
community. Although the
circumstances are tough,
everyone wishes all those
impacted by the decision the
best of luck in the future.

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Clockwise from right: Beth Carey steals the ball from her
opponent, Jess Menge gets ready to hit the ball, Maria
Allegretto getting to the ball before her opponents, Kelly
Dougherty takes a swing at the ball, Kara Harpel makes a diving
hit. Seniors are honored on Senior Day, Christy Miller bringing the
ball in-bounds, Kelly Dougherty sending the ball up field, Christy
Miller and Whitney Madron chase after the ball.

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Emma Ruth
Adriana Lalli
Alysen Larsen
Kelly Dougherty
Christy Miller
Colleen Lechner
Lauren O'Donnell
Gabrielle Nolt
Beth Carey

- Rachel Deaner

- Ruth Brown

- Jess Menge

- Lauren Jackson

- Maria Allegretto

- Whitney Madron

- Kara Harpel

- Amanda Howard

- Haley Froshour

- Colleen Nesbitt

- Erica Goldman

- Ellen Axelsen

- Caitlin Conk

The La Salle field hockey team
started the year off with a 4-3 record
but ended at 8-12. Kara Harpel led
the team with numerous game-
changing plays and scores. Maria
Allegretto added to Harpel's scores
and assisted in the success of the
team. Freshman Beth Carey was a
major part of the Explorers' success
this season. Carey was a La Salle
Student-Athlete of the week, and a
three time Atlantic 10 Rookie of the
week. Most of all, senior goalie Ellen
Axels en ha d an awesome season
with^fe game high of 12 saves and
four shutouts. ,

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Clockwise from right; Jacl<ie Kushmon goes up for the spike,
Erin Sullivan jumps for the serve, Donielle DiMorco gets up and
over the defense. Kayla Beck sets up for a strong serve. Christa
Dominick makes an offensive move. Carly Colon keeps play
going after a collision with Erin Sullivan. Seniors Brittany Hanley,
Stephanie Owen, and Erin Sullivan pose for a snapshot. Erin
Sullivan dives for the ball and Danielle DIMarco gets down to
keep the boll in ploy. The team huddles for a team talk.

2 - Kayla Beck

3 - Carly Colon
5 - Erin Sullivan

10 - Stephanie Owen

1 1 - Brittany Hanley

12 - Christa Dominick
14 - Rachel Stemper

17 - Jill Mohr

18 - Tammi Jones

19 - Amy McKeon

22 - Danielle DiMarco

23 - Haley Froshour

24 - Sarah Jancuska
30 - Jackie Kushman

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The Explorers Volleyball team won 10
out of 33 matches during its 2007
season. The team proved their skill in
their first invitational at Temple where
they won three out of five matches,
defeating Rider twice and Lehigh once.
Christa Dominick earned a spot on the
2007 A- 10 Volleyball Academic All-
Conference team, while the rest of the
team showed their academic and athletic
achievement by receiving the NCAA
Public Recognition Award.

Aili Myers. '09

SCOREBOARD

Youngstown State L 3-2

Akron L 3-0

Rider W 3-1

Lehigh W 3-1

Rider W 3-0

St. Peters W 3-1

UMBC L 3-0

Loyola (MD) L 3-2

Lafayette W 3-0

lona L 3-2

Oakland L 3-0

St. Francis (PA) L 3-0

Toledo L 3-1

Fairleigh Dickinson W 3-2

Delaware State L 3-1

Quinnipiac W 3-0

' SCOREBOARD

Howard W 3-0

Princeton L 3-0

Charlotte L 3-0

George Washington W 3-2

Xavier L 3-0

Dayton L 3-0

Temple L 3-0

St. Louis L 3-0

Duquesne L 3-0

Penn L 3-0

Rhode Island L 3-0

Fordham L 3-0

Wagner W 3-0

George Washington L 3-2

Charlotte L 3-1

Temple L 3-0

Fordham L 3-0

Clockwise from right: The Explorers enjoy an overtime win,
Andrew Bernhard stops the goal. The seniors pose for a Senior
Day snapshot. Jeremy Ortiz stretches out for the kick. Joe
Heavey makes a defensive move, Geoff Schaeffer is
contemplating a move, Robert Golden goes for the head ball,

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Dan Pfeiffer
Andrew Bernhard
Jim Guntle
Devin Ladd
Walter McMahon
Jeremy Ortiz
Daniel Heavey
Geoff Schaeffer

- Joe Heavey

- Brian Barry

- Robert Golden

- Gene Curran

- Jim Davis

- Joey Foster

- Kevin Lydic

- Colin Whalen

- Kevin McGinley

- Mike Lehr

- Ryan Murray

- Brian Lanning

- Brian Bowers

- Ryan Ritcher

- Wayne Grasela

- Ryan Tadley

- Michael Pio

- Ryan Dougherty
Kyle Quigley

Men's Scxcer

Men's Soccer had a 6-11 season, with many overtime games,
some heartbreaking losses and some triumphant victories. The
team just missed a post season playoff run when they lost the
final game of the season to George Washington University, 1-2.
When the season ended, three players made Atlantic 10
mention: Jeremy Oritz (All-Conference Honorable Mention
Team), Ryan Ritcher (All Rookie Team) and Walter McMahon
(Academic All Conference Team). Co-captain, McMahon was
well-known for working hard in his studies and with his soccer
skills. In his four years at La Salle, McMahon played in over 60
games. Seniors like McMahon were true leaders on the soccer
team and their leadership will truly be missed. Good luck to
seniors Devin Ladd, Walter McMahon, Jeremy Ortiz, Geoff
Schaeffer, Joe Harvey and Mike Lehr, as they leave La Salle

Sliane, '10

SCOREBOARD

St. Peter's

L 3-2 (OT)

St. Francis

L 3-2 (OT)

Columbia

W 1-0 (OT)

Lafayette

L 1-0

Penn

T 1-1 (20T)

St. Joseph's

W4-1

Rider

L 4-1

Bucknell

L 2-1

Temple

L 2-0

Fordhara

L 4-1

Dayton

L 2-1

Xavier

W 2-1 (OT)

Duquesne

W2-1

St. Bonaventure

W 1-0

Massachusetts

L 2-1

Rhode Island

L 1-0

Richmond

W2-0

George Washington

L 2-1

Clockwise from right: Kim Lisun heads the boil. The seniors pose
for o Senior-Day snapshot. Jenna Guogenti makes an offensive
move. The Explorers ore warming up for the game. Melanie
Gamble stretches to moke a move, Michelle Verzi strides for the
ball. Kristen Hextall cuts the defense.

- Melissa Sanger

00 - Amy Grant

1 - Lauren Maiizia

2 - April Cerogino

3 - Melanie Gamble

4 - Michelle Verzi

5 - Kim Voorhees

6 - Ally Kenney

7 - Sara Copare

8 - Morgan Golden

9 - Jen Broeze

10 - Dana Giordano

1 1 - Traci DePasquale

12 - Becky McGuigan

13 - Heatherrae Steadman

15 - Alex Conley

16 - Kelly O'Steen

17 - Lauren Barker

18 - Lauren Cittadino

19 - Jenna Guagenti

20 - Carissa Philips

21 - Simone Canfarotta

22 - Kim Lisun

23 - Kristen Hextall

24 - Ashleigh Dunlap

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Women's Scxrer

The Women's Soccer Team experienced a
winning season, defeating 12 out of 21 teams.
Led by head coach Paul Royal and assistant
coaches Dan Mannella, Drew Kopp, and Ed
Leigh, the team won their first three games and
continued to succeed throughout the season.
Senior Kristin Hextall was named to the A- 10
First Team, becoming only the sixth Explorer to
be named to the team. Senior Kim Lisun and
Junior Traci DePasquale were named to the
Second Team. This season, Hextall and
DePasquale had the second-best combination of
goals and points with a total 26 goals and 64

points.

Holly Baubiitz.'ll

Clockwise from right: The Explorers entering the field on game
day, Joe Procopio rushes for 33 yards, Steve Ponosuk avoiding
the sack, Shane Kendrick is stretching for the reception, Deric
Dudinski is running for the first down, Addm Agosti evades a
tackle.

Roster

1 Joe Procopio

2 Jarryd Andersond

3 Deric Dudinski

4 Bernie Cevis

5 MikeHanf

6 Tom Grossman

7 Daniel Parker

8 Shane Kendrick

9 Anthony Perlozzo

1 1 Steve Panasuk

12 Antwone Rodgers

13 Geoffrey Nagle

14 Sean Nevin

15 Chris Hanson

16 Adam Agosti

17 Bryant Torres

18 Richard Caster

19 Wayne Donahue

20 ZackFini

21 Eric Phillips

22 Gabe Guererri

23 Jonathan Ridley

24 Kevin Crockett

25 Carmen Aliberti

26 Rayvon Williams

27 John Costello

28 Dan Oliver

29 Kevin Ciemniecki

30 Ryan Bricker

31 CJ Creighton

32 Bryant Bonds

33 John Scipione

34 Travis John

35 Dave Macknet

36 Brian Winn

37 Brandon Gallman

38 Gary Michalowski

39 Isaias Sostre

40 Manny Santiago

41 Harry Reese

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42 Greg Kigozi

43 PatRestar

44 Tom Gartlan

45 Jake Comely

46 Jerry Barlow

47 Brian McKenna

48 Josh Bills

49 Kevin Ross

50 Casey Herstich

51 Ralph Pierre-Louis

52 Stephant'e Kent

53 Michael Tucker

54 Tyler Casey

55 Anthony Santa Croce

56 Casey Walsh

57 Ted Kavanagh

58 Brad Pietras

59 Michael Borruso

60 John Pascale

61 Justin Mitchell

62 Morgan Lobelo

64 Aaron Bernotas

65 Marcus Harrington

66 Gianno Salter

67 Steve Dassing

68 Randy Mershon

69 Bud Hamilton

70 Dan Anderson

71 Justin Giles

72 Kevin Waters

73 Sean Mayer

74 Richard White

76 James Tobin

77 Brandon Berry

78 Mike Murphy

79 Dimiri Wilson

80 Jame Loomis

82 John Secondo

83 Kevin Shields

84 Malcolm Evans

85 JohnMcVey

86 Sean Bannon

87 Adam Fraley

88 Chris Palmer

89 Vincent Gargiulio

90 Steve Mayer

91 Zach Boyce

93 MattSheehan

94 Orlando Okebata

98 Chip Ingle

99 Tom Jones

La Salle Football is more than meets the eye. At La Salle, there was a
group of young men who were undersized and overlooked coming out
of high school. These traits did not keep them from pursuing their goal,
which was to play college football at a high level of competition.
Despite an overall record of 0-10, the Explorers had a great passion for
the game. There might not have been the most talent on the field every
week, but one would never know that by the way they came out and
played each game. From the first blow of the whistle to the last, they
came to play and they played hard. No matter the outcome of the
game, they left it all out on the field week in and week out. They were a
unit, a very strong unit that dealt with and overcame adversity all
throughout the season. When most people would have given up or quit,
they worked harder. In each game, there was a lesson to be learned.
The most important things in life are honesty, integrity, hard work,
family, and faith; never forgetting who we are and where we came
from. ^^^^^^^^^^^^

oe Procopio.

Clockwise from right: Joe Brancaleone and Rollin Deas leod the
pack of runners. Robert Ricketts speeds through a race. Sean
Doyle overcomes his opponents to take the lead. Joe
Fedorowicz races post his opponents. David Alfano pauses for a
breath after finishing a tough race. Mike Roethel surges into first
place.

Roster \

David Alfano

Colin Barrett

Ed Baynes

Joe Brancaleone

Adam Breisch

Kevin Buell

Juan Camilo

Bill Ceriello

Stephen Childs

Joseph Dare

Rollin Deas

Mark Del Monaco

Sean Doyle

Korey Edwards

Joe Fedorowicz

Kasey Cellar

Steve Crabowski

James Holzwarth

Justin Keller

Matt Lawson

Kyle Luke

Vincent Marziano

James Mauro

Matt Mitchell

Mark Natale

Thomas PannuUa

Michael Power

Trevon Rainford

Tom Ranalli

Robert Ricketts

Mike Roethel

Yeremiah Shemuale

Michael Stanziano

Andrew Wagoner

Emanuel Waktola

Vince Walsh

Sean Ward

Ellis Wilson

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Men's Cross Count

The Men's Cross Country team competed in an extraordinary
season. Fighting through rain and mud, the men persevered to
reclaim their A- 10 Championship title. At the Atlantic- 10
Championship, senior Dave Alfano placed second, sophomore
Trevon Rainford fourth and junior Korey Edwards sprinted to
fifth. Not only did the men again take the A- 10 Championship,
but Coach Charles Torpey won Men's and Women's Cross
Country Coach of the Year honors for the 13th time in his
career. The team was led by top performing seniors: David
Alfano, Bill Ceriello, Joe Fedorowicz, Matt Lawson, Kyle Luke,
Tom Ranalli, Yeremiah Shemuale and Michael Stanziano. All of
these men leave La Salle with incredible performances in their
histories, and they leave big leadership roles on the team to be
filled for next year. jgn McShane. 10

iP* m

Clockwise from right: Adriona Boyle leads the pack of runriers,
Kellilyn Fierras finishes well advanced of her opponents. Christa
Plummer tokes o big lead in front of the other runners. Nicole
Pearce neors the finish line. Veronica Shononski picks up the
momentum. Kristina Kubala quickly darts post her opponent.
Kathleen Boland puts on speed, taking her to the front of her
opponents.

fir

Roster

Maureen Benner
Colleen Boland
Kathleen Boland
Adriana Boyle
Lauren Dalton
Kellilyn Fierras
Meagan Green
Rachel Hensey

Jill Keenan

Kristina Kubula

Carolyn Lipovsky

Kayleigh Maher

Elisabeth Mayer

Margaret McFadden

Sheila McFadden

Nicole O'Dea

Colleen O'Donnell

Emily Paffett

Rachel Papin

Mary Clare Parrott

Nicole Pearce

Christa Plummer

Veronica Shanoski

Nicole Smith
Jennifer Surabian

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For the past 3 seasons, Women's Cross Country has dominated the

Atlantic 10 Conference, ending the seasons with the Atlantic 10

championship title. This year was no diferent, as the Women's Cross

Country team ran their way into another Atlantic 10 Championship.

And the team showed why they deserved the title, competing in rain

and muddy conditions at some of their meets. Not only was the

team as a whole extraordinary this season, but several women won

awards and accolades. For example, seniors Rachel Papin and

Carolyn Lipovsky were named to the Philadelphia Inquirer's

'Academic All-Star Team', not only for their terrific ability in races,

but their oustanding academic achievements as well. Leaving the

Cross Country team this year are seniors: Adriana Boyle, Meagan

Green, Rachel Hensey, Carolyn Lipovsky, Elisabeth Mayer and

Rachel Papin.

Jen McShane. '10

Clockwise from right: Jeff Long dives backwards into the pool,
Dovid Ellerson and a coach discuss swimming tactics. The team
gets ready for a meet. Seniors join to celebrate Senior Day. Chris
High paces himself in the water. Justin Huckel dives off the high
dive, in an incredible position. David Ellerson comes up for a
breath of air, while continuing to swim quickly.

Roster

Stuart Barr

Owen Black

Matt Caines

Chris Cefalo

Grant Chin

Kieran Edling

David Ellerson

Danny Evanilla

Dustin Gibb

Brandon Hargraves

Matt Harner

Chris High

Justin Huckel

Corey Inglee

Jeff Long

Chris Tiano

John Welsh

Tom Whelan

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Men's Swimming and Diving had a terrific season, competing in the
Atlantic 10 Championship and taking second place in the Rhode Island
Invitational. Seniors John Welsh and Grant Chin led the team to a
spectacular victory over Duquesne in their final home meet at La Salle.
That same meet was Senior Day. Combined, Welsh and Chin brought
three first place finishes to the team, allowing La Salle to triumph over
their A- 10 rival. The team's final meet of the season at Drexel was also
a win. At the Atlantic 10 Championship, the team finished in seventh
place. Seniors John Welsh and Grant Chin will be missed as they
graduate this year. However, with inspiring underclassmen ready to lead
the team. Men's Swimming and Diving looks to have an impressive
season next year.

Jen McShane. '10

SCOREBOARD

Seton Hall W 82-58

Villanova W 110-30

George Washington W 142-77

'\y.. ■ St. Bonaventure L 168-130

Delaware L 138-103

Rider L 136rl07

Penn L 138-84

Nutmeg Invitational Day One N/A

Nutmeg Invitational Day Two N/A

Rhode Island Invitational Day One 2nd of 4

Rhode Island Invitational Day Two 2nd of 4

Fordham W 124-119

Duquesne W 140.5-90.5

Drexel W 153-145

. Atlantic 10 Championships 7th Place '

Roster

Holly Biro

Carleen Caldwell

Jessica Carbin

Aubrey Cefalo

Melanie Charles

Shannon Duval

Catherine Gifford

Shannon Halleran

Carrie Houck

Jaclyn Kubala

Tanya Lindenmuth

Laura Mastrangelo

Kellene McCall

Tori Pellerito

Elizabeth Pike

Michelle Plucinsky

Dana Reis

Megan Reis

Brittany Sedberry

150

Women*s Switrrrttr^Sid Diving

Women's Swimming and Diving had a good season,
suffering some heartbreaking losses. The team had strong
swimmers and divers on the entire team. Freshman Holly
Biro set a school record in the Atlantic 10 Championship
and freshman Jessica Carbin was named Rookie of the
Week. Meanwhile, swimming quartet Jessica Carbin.
Shannon Duval, Carrie Houck and Carleen Caldwell set a
school record at the Atlantic 10 Championship as well. At
the Rhode Island Invitational, the team took third place,
and at the Atlantic 10 Championship, the team took
seventh overall. Seniors Catherine Gifford, Melanie
Charles and Jaclyn Kubala graduated after the season,
leaving big leadership roles to fill for the underclassmen.

Jen McShane. 10

SCOREBOARD

Seton Hall
Villanova

c.w;post

George Washington

St. Bonaventure

Delaware

Rider

Penn

Nutmeg Invitational Day One

Nutmeg Invitational Day Two

Rhode Island Invitational Day One

Rhode Island Invitational Day Two

Fordham

Duquesne ^^^k

Drexel ^^^B

Atlantic 10 Championships

W 94-46
L 88-52

W 155-93

W 134-94

L 174-124

L 146-97

L 128-114

L 142-93

N/A

3rd of 4

L 143-88

L 115-108

W 173-124

6th Place

Clockwise from right: Jerrell Williams slams the boll in for two
points. Mekongo Mbola goes up and over the competition to
score. Teammates get fired up before the gome. The team
huddles up to talk before the jump ball, Darnell Harris shoots the
three up and over the defense.

Roster

Darryl Partin

2 - Kyle Griffin

3 - Sherman Diaz

5 - Kimmani Barret

10 - Rodney Green

1 1 - Darnell Harris

12 - Yves Mekongo Mbala

20 - Jerrell Williams

21 - Terrell Williams
31 - Paul Johnson

34 - Ruben Guillandeaux

35 - Brad Cohen
42 - Greg Danish

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In a preseason poll, Atlantic- 10 coaches and media picked
the Explorers to finish in 13th place. Little did they know,
the team would make it to the quarterfinals of the A- 10
Championship. Notable victories included UPenn, St.
Joe's, and Dayton. The win over St. Joe's was the first
over their Philadelphia Big 5 rival in seven years.

There were many individual achievements as well. Senior

Darnell Harris became the La Salle, A-10, and Big 5

three-point king and won the NCAA three-point shooting

contest. Harris and sophomore Rodney Green were

named All Philadelphia Big 5. Freshman Jerrell Williams

was selected to the A-10 All-Rookie Team. Sophomore

Yves Mekongo Mbala was selected to the A-10 Academic

All-Conference Team.

Mike Dao, '08

^>^v

Clockwise from right: Carlene Higtntower spiits the defenders
and makes the layup. Melanie Gibbons gets the steal. The
team watches on from the bench. The Explorers celebrate
after a victory. Margaret Elderton drives to the hoop. Alyse
Hoover fights for the loose ball. Meghan Ahl brings the ball up
the court and sets up the play.

Roster
3 - Danielle Mickiewicz
5 - Ashley Gale
10 - Antonia Gale
13 - Tara Lapetina
15 - Carlene Hightower
21 - Margaret Elderton

24 - Jamie Walsh

25 - Shelly Szmyt

31 - Morgan Robertson

32 - Meghan Ahl
40 - Alyse Hoover
44 - Melanie Gibbons
55 - Chelsea Conner

154

Women's Basketb^l

During the 2007-08 season, the Women's Basketball
team experienced 12 wins as the team was led by head
coach Tom Lochner. The Explorers started off their
season with a 34-point win during their exhibition
game against the MI Express. Many members were
honored this year for their achievements, including
junior Margaret Elderton, who was named to the Big
5's Second Team, and senior Melanie Gibbons was a
honored as an All-American Team member. Carlene
Hightower received an honor when she was invited to
attend the WNBA's Pre-Draft Camp this spring. This
senior was also named Philadelphia's Big 5 Women's
Basketball Player of Year and became the third La
Salle woman to be named this titled.

Allison Myers. '09

Chris Butera

Justin Feiner

George Gennaoui

Eric Click

Corey Hansen

Christian Harvey

Ryan Knarr
Jonathan Maula
Andrew Petrusky

Matt Rivera
Christoper Stonis

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Men's Tennis

" SCOREBOARD "^

Millersville

W7-0 1

Cabrini

.. W 4-3

West Chester

W9-0

Mount St. Mary's

■ L 6-1

USP

^- W 8-1

Fordham ' '-^

i». W 4-3

St. Peter's

L 6-1

Rider

W4-3

Philadelphia

W7-0

Rhode Island

L 7-0

Wagner

W7-0

Lafayette '^jr^i L 6-1

St. Peter's

L 4-1

Saint Joseph's

L 5-0

Chestnut Hill

W7-0

Hofstra

L 7-0

Elizabethtown

Postponed

Delaware State

L 4-3

Loyola Maryland

W4-3

Chestnut Hill

L 4-3

New Jersey Tech

L 4-3

Drexel

Postponec

Richmond (A- 10)

L 5-0

St. Joseph's (A-10)

L 4-0

Morgan State

L 6-li

La Salle's Men's Tennis team broke even this year, with an
impressive 8-4 record in the fall, then a disappointing 4-7
record in the spring. The men also lost both of their A-10
Championship play opportunities, having been shut out by
both Richmond and St. Joe's. Many were impressed by the
strong fall team, however, and feel that 2008-2009 will be
a great year. Junior Chris Butera was honored by the A-10
and named to the Academic All-Conference Team. Butera
not only had a great year on the court, but off the court he
maintained a 3.81 GPA.

Yearbook Staff

Rachael Barnhart

Katherine Drapcho

Christina Gomez

Mary Hardiman

Martha Kutteh

Lauren Perry

Victoria Ridge

Taylor Silverio

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Women's Tenrds

La Salle's Women's Tennis team had an extremely
disappointing season this year, winning just one match all
year. The win came against Millersville, which ended their
fall season. Injuries and illness plagued the team, especially
at the end of the year, right before the A-10 Tournament.
The Explorers went into the tournament as the 14th
ranked team, and lost both of its matches. The team did
have a shining star off the court, as athletics was
represented by senior Martha Kutteh being honored in the
fall as La Salle's Homecoming Queen, and in the spring as
the recipient of the Brother Emery C. Mollenhauer Award.

Yearbooi< Staff

Clockwise from right: Jessica Horison avoids the slap check
while clearing the boll. Emily Bonczek avoids the defenders to
score a goal. Kelly Heiss goes coast to coast with the ball.
Goalie Ellen Axelsen makes a save. The Explorers stand
together to honor America. Erika Matthews speeds past a
defender while heading towards the goal. Kaylan Billingsley
looks to pass the ball to an open teammate.

Roster

00 - Ellen Axelsen

1 - Mara Schnellenbach

2 - Shannon Bernard

3 - Alie Venuti

4 - Stefany McKee

6 - Brittany White

7 - Kelly Heiss

8 - Jill Davis

9 - Elizabeth lacullo
12 - Lauren Bushby

14 - Alura Costa

15 - Erika Matthews

16 - Nicole McCurdy

17 - Kaylan Billingsley

18 - Dorothy Schalleur

19 - Jill Hallgren

20 - Emily Bonczek

21 - Jessica Hanson
24 - Erin McBride
30 - Jess Bell

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Women's Lacrosse

It was a tough season for the Women's Lacrosse team.
They suffered some heartbreaking losses, losing by a small
margin. In the game against St. Joseph's, the Explorers
rallied with a vengance, only to run out of time. Despite
the challenges, the team always worked together, scoring
whenever possible. Senior Emily Bonczek leaves the team
with record setting accomplishments in La Salle's history.
During the past 4 years, she scored 199 goals, making her
the second leading scorer in La Salle's Lacrosse history.
Bonczek was the only player in the Atlantic- 10 conference
this season to reach the 60 goal mark. Bonczek was joined
by teammate Jessica Hanson on the Atlantic 10 All-
Conference team. Other seniors leading the teatn were
Ellen Axelsen, Kaylan Billingsley, Jessica Hanson, Kelly
Heiss and Erika Matthews. j^^ McShane. 10

SCOREBOARD

Colgate L 14-9

Lehigh L 13-10

Monmouth L 17-10

Drexel L 15-12

Louisville L 15-13

Columbia L 21-11

Bucknell L 16-10

George Washington L 13-7

Richmond L 19-5

Temple L 18-12

Saint Joseph's L 1 1-9

Lafayette W 18-11

Villanova L 12-5

Massachusetts L 20-11

Duquesne L 18-6

St. Bonaventure L 17-6

Clockwise from right: Chris Caimario eyes his putt. Phil Bruce
tees off. Wes Licklider takes his ball from the cup. Steve
Sierocki looks on. Mike Benziriger moves on to the next hole.
Steve Sierocki walks along the putting green.

Roster

Chris Barbera
Mike Benzinger

Phil Bruce

Chris Caimano

Wes Licklider

Matt Mazzolla

Steve Sieracki

Sam Venuti

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The Golf team worked hard all season, competing in some

tough and challenging tournaments. During the Yale

Spring Opener in New Haven, the team battled through

wintry conditions and icy cold temperatures. In the North

Carolina tournament, at Sunset Beach, the team took

second place, fighting wind speeds of 15 miles per hour.

The team wrapped up the season at the Atlantic- 10

Championships, placing 12th after losing freshman Wes

Licklider when he injured his wrist. Leading the team this

season were seniors Mike Benzinger and Chris Caimano.

Caimano led the team in many tournaments, as the team's

lowest scorer.

Jen McShane, '10

Clockwise from right: Angelirio Bisbiglia belts o 2-run home run.
Michelle Sullivan takes off for 3rcl. Laura Beth McCreesh pitches
a strike. The Explorers pose for the team portrait. All Shepherd
throws out the runner at 1st. Kate Gulkis tracks down the fly ball
for the out.

1 - Teddi Hernandez

2 - Alicia De La Rosa
4 - Rebecca Turygan

6 - Mary Pat Conville

7 - Michelle Sullivan
9 - Angelina Bisbiglia

1 1 - Erica Vile

12 - Jessica Ulmer

13 - Danielle Signorelli

16 - Corey Druding

17 - Kelli Curcio

19 - Kristin Paoletti

20 - Kellie Surdi

22 - Laura Gallagher

26 - Laura Beth McCreesh

27 - Gina Massaro

28 - Kate Gulkis

31 - DJ Guinn

32 - Ali Shepherd

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The Explorers had a record-setting 2008 season. Their 22
wins were the most since the 1997 season. Early in the
season, the team played at the Wildcat Invitational
Tournament in Tucson, AZ. There, they had a victory against
Creighton. Great individual performances by team members
helped the Explorers get those wins. Sophomore Laura Beth
McCreesh was the team's ace pitcher with a record of 11-6
and an ERA of 1.91. Freshman Ali Shepherd won All-Rookie
Team honors. Sophomore Angelina Bisbiglia got A- 10 All-
Conference Honorable Mention. Seniors Michelle Sullivan
and Kate Gulkis helped lead the team and set them on the
path to victory for years to come.

Mike Dao, '08 and Miciielle Sullivan. '08

SCOREBOARD

11^: Lehigh

L 3-2

St. Peter's

Postponec

Wt Detroit Mercy

L 3-2

St. Peter's

Postponec

m^ Fairfield

W9-0

Penn

L 6-2

^ Detroit Mercy

L 2-1

Penn

L 5-4

■": Valparaiso

L 3-2

Dayton

L 7-4

Sacred Heart

W8-4

Dayton

W7-1

j^ Creighton

W4-2

Towson

W2-1

^ Arizona

L 18-2

Towson

W3-2

Wg Creighton

L9-0

St. Bonaventure

L 1-0

lm Arizona

L 16-0

St. Bonaventure

L 2-0

■s' Delaware

L 8-0

Rider

W7-4

Delaware

W6-3

Rider

W 11-1

George Washington

L 7-1

Temple

W5-4

George Washington

W 15-5

Temple

W 10-1

Maryland Eastern Shore

W 14-0

St. Joseph's

L 2-0

Maryland Eastern Shore

W8-0

St. Joseph's

L 5-2

jK| Rhode Island

L 5-0

Delaware St.

W7-5

as Rhode Island

W6-2

Delaware St.

W7-5

^ Massachusetts

L 9-0

Manhattan

Wl-0

Massachusetts

L 12-2

Manhattan

W8-6

Georgetown

L 4-2

Charlotte

L 3-0

jwj Georgetown

L 8-6

Charlotte

L 5-4

Saint Louis

L 5-4

Fordham

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Tim Brosius

Zack Coons

Brett Fair

Ryan Fair

Joe Hughes

James Keough

Blaine Kneeshaw

Matt Loftus

Terrence McClain

Thomas McGoldrick

Max Orenstein

Bryan Schwartz

Joe Scibetta

Matt Stolz

Adam Sutkus

Matt Wiedemer

Justin Wiener

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Men's Rowing

Men's rowing connpeted in many races this year, in both
fall and spring. The events that Men's Rowing raced in
were the: President's Cup, Knetch Cup, Kerr's Cup,
Bergen Cup, Dad Vail Regatta and Frostbite Regatta.
Practicing on the Schuylkil, the team put together boats of
4 and 8 to compete in the races. At the Kerr Cup, the
men's varsity 8 team took gold in its race, beating
Philadelphia University by a mere 2 seconds. At the
Frostbite Regatta, the men's varsity 8 team took 2nd place.
Helping to row the team to victory were seniors James
Keough, Matt Loftus and Joe Scibetta.

Jen McShane. '10

Roster

Meg Brown

Rita Brown

Sarah Brown

Desires Cappuccio

Nicole Caronia

Lauren Corkery

Francesca Cupo

Michelle DeLong

Dani Fralen

Molly Gath

Patrice Girard

Shauna Goetz

Michelle Kukawski

Becky Mahney

Karen Mahoney

Sadie Mazur

Aimee Nichols

Gillian Powell

Jacquelyn Smolarek

Katie Teevan

Kristin Weimar

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Women's Rowing

Women's rowing competed in many events this season,
including the 70th Dad Vail Regatta, the Bergen Cup, the
President's Cup, the Knetch Cup and the Atlantic- 10
Championships. At the Knetch Cup, the Women's varsity
4 boat raced to a place in the finals. At the President's
Cup, the Women's Varsity 8 competed in a thrilling race,
beating Marist only by 3 seconds to win the race. At that
same event, the Women's Varsity 4 took second in their
race. The rowing team also had a surprise in store for
them this year. For the first time in its 13 year history, the
Atlantic- 10 Women's Rowing Championship created an all
conference team. Selected from La Salle for this honor was
senior Becky Mahney.

Jen McShane. '10

Clockwise from right: TJ Ciiism catciies h\s opponerit stealing,
making on out. Catciier Mike Dertouzos makes an out at home
plate. Brian Meagher swings at the ball, making contact. The
team congratulates each other after a win. Kevin Jones
reaches base safely. Caolan Ronan throws a strike. Drew
Gerhort winds up a pitch.

1-John Malloy
2-Brian Kern
3-Rick Gehman
4-Derek Barauskas
5-Justin Handler
6-John Rickards
7-Anthony Biello

10- Drew Gerhart

11- TJ Chism

12- Mike Dertouzos

13- Zach Huff

14- Kevin Prendergast

15- Brian Meagher

16- Zach Feierstein

17- Jamie Cowan
18-Shane Frangiosa

19- Mike Canfarotta

20- Caolan Ronan
21- Joe Vincent

22- Sean Saverio

23- Christian Schultz

24- RJ Hollinshead

25- Jeremy Zarou

26- Chris Crawford

27- Dennis Burge

28- Kevin McGovem

29- Kevin Jones

30- Kevin Fuqua
37- Sean Kennedy
40- Chris Umstead

The baseball team had an incredible season, winning
numerous high honors and some exciting games. For the
first time in their Atlantic- 10 history, the Explorers won a
double header game with scores in the double digits. These
high scoring, back- to-back victories came against George
Washington. Senior John Rickards was a driving force for
the Explorers, offensively leading the team with a .348
batting average. For his efforts offensively and defensively,
Rickards was named to the Atlantic- 10 All Conference
team as well as the Big 5 Team for the third time in his La
Salle career. Junior Justin Handler joined Rickards on the
Big 5 Team. Meanwhile, teammate, freshman pitcher,
Kevin Fuqua was named to the All-Rookie team. Fuqua
had a fantastic first season, including pitching a shut out
game against Cornell on March 7. i„„ m qk 'in

Clockwise from below: James Tchabo. Korey Edwards, Billy Rlnea & Seari Quigley get
ready for the distance medley relay at the Penn Reloys. CJ Crelghtori throwirig the
shot put. William Andes running middle distance. James Holzwarth In the 3000m
steeple run. Steve Rendall in the 4x1 00m relay at the Penn Relays. Tom Ranolii
hurdling in the steeple run. Danny De'Sal Solomon leaps In the triple jump.

Roster

David Alfano

William Andes

Colin Barret

Ed Baynes

Aaron Bernotas

Joseph Brancaleone

Kevin Buell

Bill Ceriello

Stephen Childs

Joseph Dare

Jared Davis

RoUin Deas

Mark Del Monaco

Sean Doyle

Korey Edwards

Joe Fedorowicz

Kasey Cellar

Michael Ceorge

Steve Grabowski

Christopher Heinold

John Francis Hinck

Jake Holler

James Holzwarth

Rashon Johnson

Joseph Karasch

Justin Keller

Matt Lawson

Ki le Luke

Roster

Vincent Marziano

James Mauro

Andrew Maxwell

Orestes Medina

Matt Mitchell

Mark Natale

Stephen ODonnell

Daniel Oliver
Thomas Pannulla

Sean Quigley
Trevon Rainford

Tom Ranalli
Steven RendaU

Billy Rhea

Robert Ricketts

Michael Stanziano

Jon Carlo Stubblefield

James Tchabo

James Thomas

Andrew Wagoner

Emanuel Waktola

Vince Walsh

Sean Ward

Lewis William, III

Dimiri Wilson

Ellis Wilson

Brian Winn

Adam Woodford

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With their first meet in the beginning of December, and
their last towards the end of June (including the post
season), Men's Track & Field could quite possibly have the
longest season in Explorer Athletics. Of course, with such a
long season, and competitions in both indoor and outdoor
track and field events, there are many highlights. Early
predictions gave the Men's indoor team a 3rd place finish
in the A- 10, which is exactly how they placed. That win
was helped by the six individual 1st place finishes. The
outdoor team also placed 3rd and there were many
individual winners there as well. La Salle put on solid
performances at the IC4A and the EC AC. Senior Sean
Quigley ended the year as a 7 time All- American. Quigley
was named Athlete of the Year (for the 2nd time) by the
US Track & Field and CrossCountr^oada^Association
and senior Billy Rhea was^name^fmlSWW^eYear by
the A-10. ^

Yearbook Staff

Clockwise from right: Kayleigh Maher leaps for the gold in the
400m hurdles. Beth Mayer runs the steeple, landing in a puddle
of water. Sarah Hazzard hurldes around o 400m track.
Freshman Shelio McFadden races a 1,000m. Kathleen Boland
passes her opponent in the 800m. Lisette Delgado gets a
running start on the high jump.

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Roster

Linzy Alvemaz

Maureen Benner

Colleen Boland

Kathleen Boland

Adriana Boyle

Ruth Brown

Malory Campbell

Lauren Dalton

Lisette Delgado

Kellilyn Fierras

Giovanna Finocchio

Jaleesa Graham

Meagan Green

Sarah Hazzard

Meaghan Hobson

Jill Keenan
Shevonne Keller

Jenna Kipp

Kristina Kubala

Carolyn Lipovsky

Jc^nn Lynch

Roster

Kayleigh Maher

Elisabeth Mayer

Margaret McFadden

Shelia McFadden

Lauren McGuire

Sarah McHugh

Kim Mcintosh

Courtney McKnight

Kelly Mullane

Nicole ODea

Colleen ODonnell

Tracy Olszewski

Emily Paffett

Victoria Panepinto

Rachel Papin
Mary Clare Parrott

Nicole Pearce

Christa Plummer

Veronica Shanoksi

Marisa Theriault

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Women's Tr3d< and n

Competing in both indoor and outdoor track events puts
the women's track and field team to the ultimate test. Team
members must learn the "how tos" to compete in both
atmospheres. The hard work and achievements of the
team earned them a spot to compete in the A- 10
Championship, as well as the ECAC Championships.
Overall, the team was recognized by the NCAA for their
outstanding scores in the Academic Progress Rate (APR)
for the 2007-08 academic year. The APR tracks the
academic progress of student athletes, and gives public
recognition to those doing well. Individual team members
also won honors, like Rachel Papin. Papin was named A-
10 Indoor Track "Athlete of the Year", as well as
"Performer of the Meet" at the A- 10 Indoor Track
Championship. Teammate, Carolyn Lipovsl^ was named
A- 10 "Athlete of the Weel;^

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Roster

Marissa Macintosh
Brittany Gentile

Kayla Healy

Michelle Conley

Kristy Oberneder

Sherry Hignutt

Laura McManon

Gabriela Plumley

Bridget Quigley

Christine McCullough

Elizabeth Crawford

Jennifer Leusner

Nicole Jenet

Samantha Campione

Christie McQuiggan

Alecia Tamburino

Meridith Herwig

Colleen McNichol

Victoria Ivins-Voce

Jennifer White

Kara Kaschak

Melissa Risch

Ida Goslin

Amanci Koltalo

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Cheerleaders

X-Plorettes

Natasha Rossi

Jennifer Gigantino

Lauren Hauhn

Lauren Pittre

Courteney Auchey

Ashley Banks

Deanna DiSiveria

Lauren McMuUen

Bethany Hogan

Andrea Pinto

Jenna Santore

Valeen Snyder

Senior year means many things to
different people. To some, it is the start
of a student's journey into the job market
or buying a first home. To others, it's the
beginning of graduate school or some
other continuation of studies.

Every aspect of La Salle is aimed at
preparing students for their journey after
La Salle. The classes, activities and
organizations are all vital parts that make
up the history of these graduating seniors.
These pages mark the seniors' journeys
through La Salle, as well as the end of
that same journey: Graduation. However,
it is important to note that this is "not the
end" but only the beginning...

Seniors

2008 Student

Members of the POINT accept gifts from Dr. Cicala

Victor A. De Couto

International Student Award
Academic Excellence & Service

Adrian Micu

Dr. Victor D. Brooks Award
Academic Excellence, Continuing Studies

Jordan P. Feld

Joseph F. Flubacher Award

Outstanding Leadership

Martha A. K|ftteh

Bro. Emery C. MollenH&er Award

Commitment to Service);iPeaee &

Justice

Martin E. Howley

James A. Finnegan Memorial Award
Judeo-Christian Ideals of Social Justice

George Attach-Asante

John J. McShain Award
Public Welfare

James R. Emme

Dennis Dougherty Memorial Scholarship

Fraternity & Sorority Service &

Leadership

Awards Ceremony

Veer Educators Honor Scott Baietti and Chris Kazmierczak

The Star

Resident Student Association
For Guiding Others

The Chevron

Cross Cultural Association
For Upholding & Establishing Tradition

The Cross

Neighborhood Tutoring
For Exhibiting Sacrifice

The Helmet

African American Student Leauge
For Exhibiting Courage

The Motto

Peer Educators
For Fostering Learning

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"It is a challenge we are given, a challenge renewed with every
experience we take from our a\ma mater, our nurturing
mother. The warm, comforting embrace of our mother will
always be there for us in the halls of Lasallian schools
worldwide, but that embrace is simultaneously a push, an
urging. With every ounce of comfort, knowledge and formative
experience that we have taken from La Salle, we are
challenged to go out and be, whatever we chose to be. A
homemaker or a doctor, a president or a bartender-whatever it
is that we do with ourselves from here on out is a response to
the challenge of Lasallian love. Our mother has nurtured us,
our alma mater has embraced us, but to what end? This is a
terrifyingly open question, but remember, we have been
nurtured, formed, reached out to. It is our turn to reach out
now, to the best of our abilities.

We have been changed; now we must be agents of change.
We commuted, we lived in Philadelphia, Europe, Asia, in
dorms, houses and apartments; we majored in everything and
if you're sitting here, listening to me, you passed. We rejected
intolerance when it reared its head on rare occasions; we
sought to alleviate the ills of the world through programs like
Project Mapendo and Books for Africa, as well as AIDS walks,
benefits for flood victims, and countless other examples of
reaching out into the world community. I think we can answer
the challenge - 1 think we deserve to inherit the efficacious
legacy of the Lasallian tradition...

This is the nature of commencement: it means the breakdown
of distinctions. I am no more a commuter today than you are
residents, international students or continuing studies students.
Today, we reach - out of our parochial moments and into the
lives of each other to form a community; into our respective
communities, to let the downtrodden know that they are loved
and cared for; and into the world at large to extend the love
our community extends to all. Today, the walls are broken, and
we are made one, sharing space on a football field rather than
separate classrooms in separate buildings. The Eleventh of
May, to a commuter, means ceasing to commute and starting
to truly live La Salle at large, to become a resident of the
world.

Oh, that liberal arts education..."

Excerpt from Mark J. Costello's

Commencement Speech

May 11, 2008

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Jeremy Nowak, Ph.D., is Co-Founder, President and CEO of The Reinvestment
Fund (TRF), a national leader in the financing of neighborhood revitalization. TRF
provides financing in support of affordable housing, small businesses, commercial
real estate, and community facilities across the Mid- Atlantic region. TRF has
financed 17,000 housing units, 7 million square feet of commercial real estate,
23,000 charter school seats, 35,000 jobs and 10,000 child-care openings. It's
Fresh Food Financing Initiative has supported the development and expansion of
35 fresh food markets in the underserved communities of Pennsylvania, including
a Fresh Grocer to La Salle's Good Shepherd property.

Nowak is Chair of the board of Mastery Charter Schools, a network of four inner-
city high schools in Philadelphia, and Chair of the board for Alex's Lemonade
Stand, a charity that raises money for pediatric cancer research. He is also a
member of the Board of Directors for the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

Nowak's undergraduate degree in Philosophy is from Pennsylvania State University
and his Doctorate in Cultural Anthropology is from the New School for Social
Research. He is a fellow at the Aspen Institute's program for entrepreneurial
education leaders.

Nowak received The Philadelphia Award, the city's highest civic honor, in 1995.

Taken from the La Salle University 2008 Commencement Program

Jeremy Nowak, Ph.D.
Doctor of Humor^e Letters

Pot Ciorrochi
Doctor of Humane Letters

Pat Ciarrocchi received the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters at the
2008 La Salle Commencement Ceremony. Ciarrocchi is a news anchor and
reporter for CBS 3 in Philadelphia. She has worked for CBS 3 since 1982 and
has received an Emmy award for her work for the station. Starting at CBS 3,
Ciarrocchi began as the news anchor for the station's early morning news,
eventually extending the half-broadcast into a two-hour broadcast.

Working in broadcast for many years, Ciarrocchi has reported some memorable
events in history, including the canonization of St. Katherine Drexel, the death of
Pope John Paul II and the recent visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the United States.

In her impressive career, Ciarrocchi has achieved many honors. She won the
Gabriel Award from the National Catholic Association of Broadcasters. In 2000.
Ciarrocchi was inducted into the Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame for
her work in television.

Ciarrocchi graduated from Rosemont College with a bachelor's degree. She has
received honorary doctorate degrees from Rosemont College, Cabrini College and
Neumann College.

Taken from the La Salle University 2008 Commencement Program

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Caroline Abba

Erik F. Aldrich

Jonathan Patrick Andrews

Therese Michelle Augustine

Danbury. CT

East Norriton. PA

Dover, DE

Bensalem. PA

Major: Marketing

Major: Management

Major: Biology

Major: Finance

Minor: Leadership and Global

Minor: Chemistry

Understanding

Courtney A. Allaghi

Olivia Ryan Aument

Franklin Lakes, NJ

Diane Mickles Andrien

Columbia. PA

Kyle Abbott

Major: Matital Family Therapy

Blue Bell. PA

Major: Secondary Education,

Mays Landing, NJ

Major: General Business

American Studies

Majors: English, Communication Gregory Thompson Allen

Administration

Activities: Improv 101, La Salle

Chalfont, PA

Katie Austin

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Major: Communication

Eric Eugene Andruczyk

Philadelphia, PA

Activities: the Masque

Conshohocken, PA

Majors: Elementary/ Special

Lisa Abdul-Haqq

Major: General Business

Education, American Studies

Philadelphia. PA

Sara Allen

Administration

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha,

Major: Business

Mantua, NJ

Cheerleading

Major: Communication

Dilcia Angeles

Kathleen Adams

Minor: History

Philadelphia, PA

Nadia J. Awais

Linwood. NJ

Activities: the Masque, Collegian,

Major: Liberal Arts

Highland Park, NJ

Major: Communication

Alpha Epsilon, Lambda Pi Eta

Major: Clinical Counseling

Minor: Marketing

Lauren G. Angelilli

Psychology

Activities: Gamma Sigma

Thomas George Aim

Aston, PA

Sigma. PRSSA, Film Society

Blue Bell, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Ellen Axelsen

Major: Psychology

New Hyde Park, NY

Nathan Adams

Jeffrey R. Apsche

Major: Biology

Rochester, NY

Wanda Alvarado

New Britain, PA

Minor: Geology

Major: Communication

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Computer Information

Activities: Field Hockey, SAAC

Minor: English

Major: Liberal Arts

Science

Activities: WEXP, Collegian

Elena Maria Babiasz

Linzy Alvemaz

Marisel Araud

Reynoldsburg, OH

Paul John Adelizzi

San Diego, CA

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Marketing

Cherry Hill, NJ

Major: Nursing

Major: Liberal Arts

Major: Psychology

Activities: Track and Field, SNAP

Scott Baietti

Gregory H. Archer

Dumont, NJ

Caroline A. Adjei

Chrstina Marie Ambs

Lacey, WA

Majors: Environmental Science,

Philadelphia, PA

Southampton, PA

Major: Theology, Ministry

Geology

Major: Nursing

Major: ISBT

Activities: Jazz/ Pep Band, RSA

Christine Arens

Habitat for Humanity

Kristina Agbayani

David Amodei

West Hartford, CT

Mechanicsburg, PA

Madton. NJ

Major: Communication

Cherjon Bailey

Major: Business Marketing

Majors: Business Organizational

Minor: Marketing

Wilmington, DE

Minor: International Studies

Management, M.LS.

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau

Major: Central/Eastern Europeai

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau,

Minor: Italian

Studies

SGA, A/ASIA. American

Activities: the Masque, Italian

Jane Patricia Arthur

Marketing Association,

Club, Philosophy Club

Philadelphia, PA

Annette Marie Baird

Neighborhood Tutoring

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Southampton, PA

Cathleen E. Amos

Major: Education

David Agosto Correa

Bensalem, PA

Brian Doyle Arty

Abington, PA

Major: Nursing

Reading, PA

Laura Elisabeth Baker

Major: Nursing

Major: Communication

Nutley, NJ

Kelly Ann Amsdell

Major: Speech-Language-Hearini

Meghan Ahl

Warminster, PA

George Attah-Asante

Minor: Psychology

Bronx, NY

Major: Accounting

Philadelphia, PA

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau,

Major: Accounting

Neighborhood Tutoring, Psi Chi

Activities: Women's Basketball

Barbara Lynne Anderson

Minor: Leadership and Global

National Honor Society, Alpha

Philadelphia, PA

Understanding

Epsilon Alumni Honor Society

Iguehi Oluwatoyin

Major: Social Work

Activities: Beta Alpha, RA, ADP,

Aigbomian

National Students Partnership, Neo

Erin M. Bakes

Willow Grove, PA

Jarryd Eric Anderson

African Drum and Dance

Browns Mills, NJ

Major: Accounting

Neptune, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearin<

Major: Economics, Political
Science

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Amy Marie Berger

Kaylan Denyse BsUing.si .?v

-easterville, PA Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Bowie, MD 1

vlajor; Speech-Language-Hearing Major: Nursing

Major; History

Minor; Education and Religion

Major: Political Science

3randon Baldwin Allison B. Bautista

Activities; Delta Phi Epsilon,

Habiba Bint-Habib

Philadelphia, PA Lumberton, NJ

Neighborhood Tutoring, Honors

Philadelphia, PA

4ajor: Accounting Major: Nursing

Program

Major: Nursing

\ctivities: Los Ninos, Accounting

\ssociation. Investment Club, Myriam Bazar

Jeanne Marie Bernacki

Zachary Birch

jamma lota Sigma, Management Philadelphia, PA

Upper Darby, PA

Philadelphia, PA

\ssociation Major; Accounting

Major; Theology, Ministry

Major: Sociology

Activities: Accounting Association,

4eather Lynn Baldwin Leadership Council

Rebecca Ann Bertrand

Sarah Bischoff

'hiladelphia/Bensalem, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Troy, NY

4ajor: Communication Kevin Albert Beary

Major: Education

Major: History

\ctivities: PRSSA

Vendy Balent

.evittown, PA
4ajor; Education

)ainius A. Balis

lamison, PA
4ajor; Management

lichard Barca

sewell, NJ
vfejor; Economics
4inors; English, History
Activities; Alpha Chi Rho,
ludicial Board, Wrestling Club

irin Barnes

^ncaster, PA

4ajor; Nursing

\ctivities; SNAP, Neighborhood

Tutoring, AIDS Outreach

-Catie Lynn Barnes

-airless Hills, PA
viajor; Management

Zlaitlin Barrett

/ardley, PA
vlajor: Nursing

I'ictoria Blair Barry

3eal, NJ

Vlajor: Clinical Psychology

Susan Elizabeth Bartley

Henderson, NV
N4ajor; Nursing

Shelsy Michelle Bastedo

^-hiladelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

John D. Bates

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Accounting

Westbury, NY

Major: Communication

Michelle R. Becht

Glassboro, NJ

Major; Organizational Dynamics

Kimberly H. Beck

Doylestown, PA
Major; Marketing

Enkida Behaj

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Management, Marketing

Nicole Bellanton

Yardley, PA

Major: Health Studies

Janelle A. Belmonte

Levittown, PA
Major: Education

Thomas Bender

Colts Neck. NJ
Major: Finance
Activities; Football, Lacrosse

Krista Benedette

Hatfield, PA

Majors: Accounting and Marketing

Activities: L.O.C.K, Accounting

Tutor

Peter Bell Bennett

Northfield, NJ
Major; Nursing

Chris Bentzen

Vernon, NJ

Majors: Criminal Justice and

Sociology

Kelly Bessler

Doylestown, PA
Major: Communication
Activities: Gamma Phi Beta, Peer
Educators, Explorers for Life

Nicole Elizabeth Best

Woodbury, NJ
Major; Marketing
Minor; Psychology

Amanda Carol Betts

Seymour, CT

Major; Criminal Justice

Tara Bevivino

Lansdale, PA

Major; Nutrition

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau

Boyd Thomas Bicknell

Somerdale, NJ
Major: Digital Art

Amanda Bidey

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Communication

Kaitlyn Bieker

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education

Minor: American Studies

Mark Joseph Bielecki

Maple Glen, PA
Major; Social Work

Michael Bier

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Anna M. Bilinsky

Pennsauken, NJ

Major; Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor; Spanish
Activities: Men's Basketball.
Honors Program, RSA. Habitat
for Humanity, Los Ninos

Maria F. Bishop

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Speech-Language-Hearing

Brooke Shannon Bitzer

Bridgeton, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education Minor: American

Studies

Erin Blair

Bryn Athyn. PA
Major: Nursing

Daniel Steven Blum

Levittown. PA

Major: Communication

Minor: Marketing

Elena Bochamikova

Warminster. PA
Major; Nursing

Maria Krystyna Bochenska

Linden. NJ

Major; Management

Minor; Philosophy

Titus Bockarie

Maple Shade. NJ
Major: Nursing
Minor: Spanish

Alexander Bockler

Marlboro. NJ

Major; Finance

Minors; Risk Management and

Insurance

Activities: FIJI

2oo8^enior Undf^

Ti«rre Bogertey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Colleen Anne Bolger

Berlin, NJ
Major: Education

Anthony L. Bonagura
Somerdale, NJ
Major: Communication
Activities: Collegian. WEXP. La
Salle 56. PRSSA

Carmen Y. Borrero

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Thomas Andrew Bortner

Wayne, PA
Major: Psychology

Marietta Boscia

Secaucus, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Courtney Bowers

Philadelphia, PA
Majors: Secondary
Education, Social Studies
Minor: Music

Activities: Histories, Singers,
Masque, Jazz/ Pep Bands,
Campus Ministry

Marc Anthony Bowers

Riverside, NJ
Major: Nursing

Zachary Vincent Boyce

Brick, NJ
Major: Finance

Ian Robert Boyd

Philadelphia, PA
Major: English
Minor: Education

Ruthanne Boylan

Morrisville, PA
Major: Management

Timothy Mark Boyle

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Computer Information

Systems

Erin Tyler Brackin

Hockessin, DE
Major: Speech-Lan^ age-
Hearing

Thomas J. Bradbury

Yardley, PA

Major: Computer Information

Systems

Jacquelin Bradin

Bristol, PA
Major: Nursing

Joseph Antonio Brancaleone

Gloucester, MA

Major: Management, Marketing

Adrian R. Branch

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Belinda Aurora Brann

Jenkintown, PA
Major: Psychology

Ryan Allen Bratton

Getzville, NY

Major: Communication

Kyra Elizabeth Braun

Malvern. PA

Major: Communication

Paul Nicholas Braun

Newtown, PA
Major: Finance

Ashton Lee Breder

Margate City, NJ
Major: Philosophy

Kelly Breen

Mickletown, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Spanish

Erin Michelle Breerwood

Ellicott City, MD
Major: Criminal Justice,
Psychology

Adam James Breisch

Quakertown, PA
Major: Accounting
Minor: French

Beau Charles Brendley

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

James Robert Brennan

Towanda, PA
Major; Finance

Gerard Breslin

Havertown, PA
Major: History

Patrick F. Brett

Plymouth Meeting, PA
Major: Psychology

Barbara Ann Bretz

Williamstown. NJ
Major: Nursing

Ryan Matthew Bricker

Plainfield, IL

Major: Economics and International

Studies

Elizabeth Nicole Brnik

Grassflat, PA
Major: Psychology

Erin Anne Brodbeck

Bethlehem, PA
Major: Communication

Sonja Bronnel-Thompson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Business
Minors: Economics and
International Studies

Laura Brooke

Conshohocken, PA
Major: Social Work

Kevin M. Brooks

Holland, PA
Major: Finance

Vanessa Lynn Broome

Brentwood, NY
Major: Psychology

Tim Brosious

Mechanicsburg, PA
Major: Criminal Justice
Activities: Crew, Outdoor Club

Jeanine Karen Brotherston

King of Prussia, PA
Major: Education

Charisse Jesette Brown

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Cheryl L. Brown

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Rita Brown

Galloway Township, NJ
Majors: Elementary/Special
Education, American Studies
Activities: Rowing, Education
Association

Sarah Brown

Gorham, ME
Major: Social Work
Minor: Criminal Justice
Activities: Crew, Phi Alpha, Caf«
Metro

Stephanie Rose Brown

Croydon, PA
Major: Nutrition
Minor; Philosophy

Stephanie Brown

Phialdelphia, PA

Major: Public Administration

Minor: Sociology

Wyniqua Lavonne Brown

Phialdelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Minor: Information System

Technology

Cha-Kieta D. Browne

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Terrell L. Bruce

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Biology

Joshua Leander Brumfield

Chester Springs, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Brittany Buckwalter

Pottstown, PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: English
Activities: Gamma Phi Beta

Kristin H. Buddie

Sewell, NJ

Major: Political Science

Shane P. Buffington

Cherry Hill, NJ
Major: Marketing

Martha Buhner

Warminister, PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Accounting
Association

20o8f§enior Jndeoc

/Vnne Maria Bullard

Sicklervill, NJ

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Leonard Warren Bullard

Philadelphia, PA
Vlajor: Social Work

Elizabeth Buongiumo

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSHLA

Dennis Burge

:halfont, PA
Major: Marketing
Minor: Religion

[)onna Green Burgmayer

Lafayette Hill, PA

vlajor: Adult Nurse Practioner

irena Adel Burgos

Mays Landing, NJ
^ajor: Communication

loseph J. Burke

jjenside, PA
Major: Nursing

Julie Burkle

^ennsauken, NJ
vlajor: Nursing

John D. Burt

Newtown, PA

Major: General Business

Oeanne Butcher

rhomdale, PA
Major: Nursing
Minor: English

Vlarian G. Butcher

Ambler, PA

Major: Communication

'\ntoni Butkiewicz

Horsham, PA
Major: Management

CoUette Jacquelyn Butler

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Eugenia L. Butler

^Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

John William Butler

Trenton, NJ

Major: Communication

Minor: History

Wilfred Caberto

Voorhees, NJ

Major: Accounting

Minor: Psychology

Activities: A/ASIA, RSA, CCA

Melinda Cabrera

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Chris Cahill

Plymouth Meeting, PA
Major: Accounting

Christopher A. Caimano

Wrightstown, PA
Majors: History, Political Science
Activities: Golf, Judicial Board,
College Republicans, Athletic
Relations Committee

Renee Marie Calhoun

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Jason J. Callaghan

North Wales, PA

Major: Mathematics and Geology

Minor: Chemistry

Timothy Gary Calvin

Schwenksville, PA
Major: Clinical Psychology

Rachel Joy Elizabeth Camara

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Marital and Family Therapy

Ralph Raymond Camardelli

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Nicole O'Neill Cambria

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Clinical Psychology

Paul Campanella

West Hartford, CT

Major: Management

Minor: Music

Activities: Intramural Basketball,

Flag Football

Denise Leanne Campbell

Huntingdon Valley, PA
Major: Nursing

Mark David Campbell

Lambertville, NJ
Major: Marketing

Samantha Jane Campione

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Mathematics
Minors: Education, Business
Activities: Cheerleading,
Mathematics Club, Neighborhood
Tutoring

Kristen Margarete Cann

Croydon, PA

Major: Education, Social Studies

Minor: English

Angela Marie Carbo

Moorestown, NJ

Major; Psychology

Minor: Spanish

Activities: RA/CA, Los Ninos,

Homeless Outreach

James Edwin Carcilli

Brigantine, NJ
Major: Social Work

Raymond A. Cardillo

Pikesville, MD

Major: Communication

Kesha Monique Cardwell

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kathleen Anne Carilla

Folsom, PA
Major: Nursing
Minor: Chemistry

Dana M. Carlomagno

King of Prussia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Teresa L. Carney

Blackwood, NJ
Major: Nursing

Maria Rose CaroUo

Blauvelt, NY

Major: American Studies

Jorge Carrion

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Jorge Luis Carrion

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Sheileemarie Carrion

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Travis W. Carson

Edison, NJ

Major: Education, Social Studies

Katherine Lynn Casagrande

Jamison, PA
Major: Marketing

Derek Owen Casey

North Wales, PA
Major: History
Minor: Education

Jennifer Jane Cash

Sound Beach. NY
Major: Nursing
Minor: English

Eisha Casimir

Philadelphia/Brooklyn, PA
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor; Communication
Activities: Late Night La Salle
Fashion Show, L.A.T.I.N.S.

Amanda Elizabeth Cassetta

Hammonton, NJ
Major: Accounting

John Castaldo

Hamilton, NJ

Major; Secondary Education,

Social Studies

Activities: Men's Basketball.

Sigma Phi Epsilon

Rosanne Castiglioni

Sicklerville, NJ
Major: English

Carlos A. Castillo

Pottstown, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Jason Alex Caucci

Mantua. NJ
Major: Finance
Minor: Music

CoUeen Cavanaugh

Camp Hill. PA

Majors: English,

Communication

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau.

Neighborhood Tutoring

20o8^enior ^ndex

Mary Shannon Cella

Margate City. NJ
Major: Marketing

Ursel E. Chalmers

Langhorne, PA
Major: Central/Eastern
European Studies

Melanie Charles

Diamond Vale, Diego Martin,
Trinidad and Tobago
Major: Geology

Activities: Swim Team, Student
Athlete Advisory Committee,
RSA, Geology and
Environmental Club, Project
Appalachia

Michele Chermak

Horsham, PA
Major: Management

Asher Antonio Chevannes

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Minor: Spanish

Activities: Biology Club, Pre-

Health Society

Meghann M. Chiappa

Glenside, PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Amanda Grace Childs

Bryn Athyn, PA
Major: Education

Grant Theodore Chin

La Canada Flintridge, CA
Major: Chemistry
Minor: Marketing

Milagros Marlene Chinchay
CoUahu

Stamford, CT
Major: Finance

Kaia C. Christiansen

Newtown, PA
Major: Nursing

James Christopher

Hammonton, NJ
Major: Biology

Stephen Ciechon

Haddon Heights, NJ
Major: Marketing
Minor: Accounting
Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Michael Cieri

Havertown, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: Business Scholars Co-
op Program, American Marketing
Association, Italian Club

Carl C. Ciglar

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Stacia Celeste Citrone

Burlington, NJ
Major: History

Allison Marie Claypoole

Berwyn, PA
Major: Nursing

Lori Marie Clements

Lebanon, PA
Major: Nutrition

Sylvie Clcrie

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Derek Christopher Closta

Boothwyn, PA

Major: Computer Information

Systems

Marlene Coachi

Harleysville, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Sara Jamie Cohen

Philadlephia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Marketing

Vanessa Lynne Cole

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Biology
Minor: Psychology
Activities: AASL, Step Team,
Gospel Choir & Dance Ministry,
Bio Club

Keith Coleman

Phialdelphia, PA

Major: Organizational Dynamics

Melissa V. Coleman

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Wayne Roland Collier

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Information Technology

Leadership

Minor: Accounting

Maggie K. Collins

Jenkintown, PA
Major: Nursing

Shonta Denise Collins

Phialdelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Lisa Comet

Meadowbrook, PA

Major: Nursing

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma

Peter H. Conicelli

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Caitlin Maureen Conner

Willow Springs, IL
Major; Nursing

Ryan P. Connolly

Beach Haven, NJ
Major: Marketing

Christopher L. Conrow

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Computer Science

Minor: Business

MaryEllen Cook

New Hope, PA
Major: Psychology

Nancy Cook

Ambler, PA

Major: Adult Health and Illness

Rashan Amir Cook

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Criminal Justice, Sociology

Tania Rene Cooper

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Mary Cordivari

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Secondary Education,

English

Activities: BackPac, Writing

Fellows

Elizabeth Corey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: ADP, NSCS

Cynthia Louise Corisdeo

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Nursing

Deborah Lynn Cornine

Warminster, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Marlaena Wilson Corso

Northport, NY

Major: Clinical Psychology

Joseph Anthony Cosella

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Mathematics
Minor: Spanish

Dominic Matthew Cossentino

Sunman, IN

Major: Communication and

Psychology

Mark Costello

Philadelphia, PA

Major: English

Minor: Philosophy

Activities: Collegian, the Masque,

Maverick One Acts, University

Writing Fellows, Union Services

Aid

Dominique C.Cothran

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Marketing
Activities: AASL

Stephen J. Cowan

Annandale, VA

Majors: Marketing, Management

Activities: Baseball

John James Coyle

Aldan, PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: History

Holly Rae Crawford

Glenside, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP, NSCS

Kimberly Anne Crawford

Hatboro, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Brad Joseph Cresina

Pottsville, PA

Major: Communication

Minor: Business

Kevin Edward Crockett

Sickerville, NJ

Major: Communication

20o8(^enior Undei

Eulalia Cruz Rios

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Dawn Marie Culbreath

Norristown, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Brian Keith Cummings

Bethlehem, PA

Major: Computer Information

systems

Kristina Ann Cunningham

"urlong, PA

Major: Communication

Minor: Marketing

Francesca Cupo

Mariton, NJ
Major: Digital Art
Minor: Spanish

Joseph M. Curley

Philadelphia, PA
Major: History

Christina Currie

Southampton, PA

Major: Speech-Language-

4earing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: Week of Hope,

jrimoire, NSSHLA

Denise E. Curtain

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Business

Denise E. Curyain

■Philadelphia, PA

Major: Business Administration,

General Business

'^drew John Cymerman

Southampton, PA

Major: International Leadership

Carolyn Czop

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nursing

Frank Dominic D'Adamo

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: English

Mario D'Adamo

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Criminal Justice and Spanish

Minor: Business

Activities: Italian Club

Michael V. D'Agostino

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Business

Mallory Lauren Dailey

Horsham, PA

Major: Health Sciences

Elizabeth Aileen D'Alessandro

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

William Daniel Dalton

Laurel Springs, NJ
Major: Political Science

Alicia D'Ambrosio

South Philadelphia, PA

Major: Elementary/Special Education

and American Studies

Activities: Education Association,

American Studies Association,

Intramural Sports

Kristen N. Danks

Cheltenham, PA
Major: Accounting

Huy "Mike" Dao

Atlantic City, NJ
Majors: Chemistry, Biochemistry
Minor; Forensic Studies
Activities: Explorer Yearbook,
Collegian, Chymian Society, AED

Jenna Lynn Darcy

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Joseph Dare

Roslyn, PA

Major: Management

Michelle D'Argenio

West Caldwell, NJ

Majors: Marketing and Management

Activities: SIFE

Steven Robert Dassing

Olney, MD
Major: Accounting

Susan L. Davies

Westhampton, NJ
Major: Human Resource
Management

Desiree Davis

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Accounting

Minor: International Studies

Activities: Accounting Honors

Society, Accounting Association

Kim Davis

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP

Amanda Marie Day

Plymouth Meeting, Pa
Major; Elementary/Special
Education, American Studies
Minor; Spanish

Victor Alan De Couto

Kobe, Japan
Major: History
Minor; Economics
Activities; Cross Cultural
Association, Men's Rugby

Gina M. De Lorenzo

Millstone Township, NJ
Major: Marketing
Minor: Communication

Alexis Claire De Salva

Bethlehem, PA
Major: Communication

Stephanie Dean

Middletown, NJ
Major: Communication
Activities; Gamma Sigma Sigma,
La Salle 56

Terrace R. Deangelo

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Nursing

Joseph E. DeBarberie

Drexel Hill, PA
Major; English
Minor; Philosophy

Marianne L. DeCicco

Quakertown, PA

Major; Speech-Language-Hearing

Brian M. Decker

Mon-isville. PA
Major; Nursing

Robyn Ma: ^

Sicklerville. .' -

Major: Marital ot,'. ! Mrn-iv

Therapy

David Kile Dee

Warminster, PA
Major: Marketing

Rose Definis

Newtown, PA
Major; Management
Minor; Information Systems

Technology

Robert D'Fino

Upper Darby. PA
Major: Mathematics
Minor; Religion
Activities; Intramural Sports

Matthew Deininger

Philadelphia. PA

Major; History, Education

Amneris DeJesus

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Liberal Arts
Minor: Economics

Mary F. Del Rossi-Bishop

Burlington. NJ
Major; Nursing
Minor; Communication

Mary A. Delbridge

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Business

Anthony Nicholas Delcollo

Wilmington. DE

Major: History. Philosophy

Chiara de Leon

Hammonton. NJ
Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

Minor; Psychology
Activities; Cross Cultural
Association. NSSLHA. Books
for Africa. Week of Hope

Miriam Deleon-Paiz

Philadelphia. PA
Major; Marketing
Activities; BUSCA program.
OLAS

Natalie Marie Dellobuono

Mount Laurel. NJ
Major; Nursing

2nn/i J^mior ^ndex

Gine DeLorenzo

Millstone Township. NJ
Major: Marketing
Minor: Communication

Joseph Steven DelVecchio

Gibbstown, PA
Major: Communication

Tania Jureata Dickens

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing
Minor: Psychology

Tiffany T. Dicker

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Deborah Ann Depolo Jason Edward Dillon

Gilbertsville, PA Essex Junction, VT

Major: Psychological Counseling Major: Communication

Enid Rochelle Dershin

Furlong, PA
Major: Nursing

Michael Keller Dertouzos

North Wales, PA

Major: Education, Social Studies

Alexis C. DeSalva

Bethlehem, PA
Major: Communication
Activities: Gamma Sigma
Sigma, Association of Women
in Communication

Jason Joseph Devine

Feasterville Trevose, PA
Major: Accounting

Laura Elaine DeZolt

Morrisville, PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Softball, intramural
Sports

Molly A. Dezura

Pottstown, PA
Major: Education

Kris Michael Diaz

Old Bridge, NJ
Major: Communication
Minor: Business Administration
Activities: CCA, A/ASIA, La
Salle 56

Sherman John Diaz

Burlington, NJ
Major: Psychology
Minor: Management

Anthony Robert DiBrino

Warrinton, PA
Major: Finance
Minor: Risk Management

Linda Phuong Dinh

Lansdale, PA
Major: Psycholgy
Minor: Political Science

Christina Marie DiPaolo

Newtown, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Frank S. DiPasquale

Somers Point, NJ
Major: Finance

John William DiPiero

Cherry Hill, NJ
Major: Finance
Minor: Risk Management

Dominick Anthony DiSalvo

Langhorne, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Sarah Dodson

Hellertown, PA

Major: Biology

Activities: AED , Biology Board,

NSCS, Gospel Choir, Karate Club

Allison Marie Dolan

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Anne Donahue

West Chester, PA

Major: Psychology, English

Activities: Psi Chi

Brian Francis Donnelly

Plainfield, NJ

Major: Management Information

Systems

Christopher Donnelly

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing
Minor: Communication
Activities: Delta Sigma Phi, SGA

Shane Patrick Donnelly

Folsom, PA

Major: Communication

Elizabeth Ann Donohue

Oaklyn. NJ
Major: Marketing
Minor: Psychology

Brian Joseph Donovan

Ardmore, PA

Major: Communication

Shawn Dotterer

Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Major: Finance
Activities: Delta Sigma Phi

Dennis Michael Dougherty

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Management

Gregory Dougherty

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kathryn Dougherty

Lansdale, PA

Major: Marketing

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma,

Business Scholars Co-Op

Margaret Anne Dougherty

Phladelphia, PA

Major: Bicultural and Bilingual

Studies

Michah S. Douglass

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jelena Drazenovic

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Chemistry, Biochemistry

Octavia Dionna Drinks

Willingboro, NJ
Major: Accounting

Alec Duchatellier

Naperville, II
Major: Finance

Kristen F. Dudley

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Clincal Psychology

Minor: Communication

Laura Anne Duffey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Robert Joseph Duffner

Morrisville, PA

Major; Math

Minor: Risk Management

Mary Duffy

Norwood, PA
Major: Nursing

Jesse Dujardin

West Caldwell, NJ
Major: Accounting
Activities: Alpha Phi Delta

Christopher Robert Dunne

Plymouth Meeting, PA
Major: Finance

Rose Michelle Duplessis

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Alicia DuPree

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Patrick C. Dymond

Pennsauken, NJ
Major: History
Minor: Education

Kenya L. Easterling

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marital and Family
Thearapy, Addications
Counseling

Christina Louise Eater

Levitt own, PA
Major: Digital Arts

Allison Marie Ebbecker

Trappe, PA
Major: Management

Rebecca Eberly

Palmyra, NJ

Major: General Business

Administration,

Lindsay Marie Edelman

Langhorne, PA

Major: Management Information

Systems

Aubrey Edwards

Huntingdon Valley, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP

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Rebecca Saia Ellis

Morrisville, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Kristin L. Ellzy

Langhorne, PA
Major: Accounting

John Embley

Lawrenceville, NJ
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: History

James R. Emme

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Accounting

Activities: Delta Sigma Phi, SGA,

Lacrosse, IFSC

Margaret M. Emme

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Timothy Russell Engel

Linthicum Heights, MD

Major: English

Minor: Leadership and Global

Understanding

Peter Carl Engeland

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Siobhan English

Rockaway Beach, NY

Major: Nursing

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau

Brenda H. Engram

Willingboro, NJ
Major: Nursing

Robert James Entenman

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: Philosophy

Adam J. Epstein

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Kathleen Ernst

Abington, PA
Major: Nursing

Jon J. Esposito

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nursing

Sendys S. Estevez

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Marketing

Minor; Leadership and Global

Understanding

Andrew Jon Estroff

Yardley, PA

Major: Information Technology

Leadership

William D. Evans

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Computer Science and

Communication

Activities: La Salle 56

Amanda Everly

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha,

Cheerleading

Louis Andrew Fair

Voorhees, NJ
Major: Psychology
Activities: Alpha Phi Delta

Raymond Thomas Faison

Absecon, NJ

Major: International Business

Marjorie Faia (Jones)

Williamstown, NJ

Major: Elementary/ Special

Education, Psychology

Activities: Honors Program, PEER

Educators

Gregory Joseph Fala

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Computr Information

Science

Joann Famular

Audubon, NJ

Major: Communication, Marketing

Activities: Association for Women in

Communication

Christopher James Fanelli

Shamong, NJ
Major: Marketing

Crystal Lynn Faries

Jackson, NJ

Major: Criminal Justice

Minor: Leadership and Global

Understanding

Activities: Honors Program,

S.A.V.E., Gamma Sigma Sigma,

Criminal Justice Honors Society,

Los Nifios

Kimberly Farley

Jamison, PA

Major: Marketing

Minor: International Studies

Activities: Neighborhood Tutoring,

CARE, RSA, AIDS Outreach

Lauren M. Farrell

Ardsley, PA

Major: Secondary Education and

Biology

Activities: Honors Program

Kyle A. Fenstermaker

Horsham, PA
Major: Finance

Francis Patrick Feola

Sea Isle City, NJ
Major: Accounting

Ruel Femandes

Valley Forge. PA

Majors: Management and

Finance

Activities: Pre Law Society.

Society for Advanced

Management. Explorer

Yearbook, Anime Club

Desirec Fernandez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: CCA. OLAS. Mu
Sigma Upsilon. CARE

Samantha Farrell Loren Angelis Fernandez

Bensalem, PA ' Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychology Major: Nursing

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha, Minor: Leadership and Global

IFSC, La Salle Catering Supervisor Understanding

Galeet Farrow

Perkiomenville, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Dennis Michael Fay

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Communication and

English

Minor: Leadership and Global

Understanding

Joseph Peter Fedorowicz

Abington, PA
Major: English

Jordan Feld

Hadden Heights, NJ

Major: Marketing

Minor: Risk Management and

Insurance

Activities: SGA, Ambassadors,

Project Appalachia, Admissions

Campus Explorer, New Explorer

Program

Lauren Fell

Boyertown. PA

Major: Communication

Minor: English

Activities: La Salle 56, PRSSA,

Lambda Pi Eta

Maria Magdalena
Fernandez

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Liberal Arts
Minor: Information Science
Technology

Rob Fetters

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: Ice Hockey

Jocelyn S. Fidanza

Fort Washington. PA
Major: Management

Maria Joan Findley

Philadelphia. PA
Major: General Business
Administration

Danielle Finley

Vineland. NJ

Major: Biology

Activities: University Ministry

and Service, AIDS Outreach,

GAELS

Kathleen M. Finnegem

Harleysville. PA
Major: Management

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Edu'ard Anthony Fiorella

Jacqueline Ford

Andreea Fratila

Lina Maria Garcia

Philadelphia, PA

Wyncote, PA

Galati, Romania

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Criminal Justice

Major: Nursing

Major: Economics

Major: Psychology

Minor: Marketing

Minors: Mathematics

Brad Forsyth

Activities: Honors Program, Student

Manuela Garcia

Jason M. Fisher

Philadelphia, PA

Economics Association

Philadelphia, PA

Langhome, PA

Major: Psychology

Major: Liberal Arts

Major: Education

Activities: Ice Hockey

Vilmarie Fred

Philadelphia, PA

Minor: Marketing

Marie T. Fisher

Danielle Forsythe

Major: Liberal Arts

Michelle Garcia

Horsham, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Bensalem, PA

Major: Adult Health and Illness

Majors: Mathematics and

BillFrenette

Major: Nursing

Minor: Business

Secondary Education

Langhome, PA

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau, SGA

Major: Nursing

Stephanie Garcia

Kirsten Mame Fitz-Maurice

Ambassadors, Math Club

Activities: SNAP

Philadelphia, PA

Newtown, PA

Majors: Psychology and English

Majors: English and

Victoria V. Forte

Annette Johnanne Freude

Minor: Women Studies

Communication

Philadelphia, PA

Activities: CCA, Psychology

Minor: Marketing

Major: Marketing

Major: Finance

Club, C.A.R.E.

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau,

Minors; Political Science,

SGA, University Ambassadors,

International Studies

Michael Francis FuUam

Alanna R. Gardner

Writing Fellows

Activities: Pre Law Society, SAM,

Haddon Heights, NJ

Glassboro, NJ

AMA

Major: Marketing

Major: Psychology

Paul Flanigan

Minor: Biology

Tumersville, NJ

Meggin Jeanne Forti

Lynn A. Fulton

Activities: Step Team, Big

Major: Chemistry

Marshfield, MA

Philadelphia, PA

Brother/Big Sister, AASL

Minor: History

Major: Psychology

Major: Nursing

Activities: Alpha Chi Rho,

Taylor Gregory Garley

Honors Program, Ice Hockey

Jacyln Fossett

Anthony Louis Gabriele

Little Silver, NJ

Dennis Township, NJ

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychology and English

Christopher P. Flite

Majors: Elementary/Special

Major: Accounting and Management

Churchville, PA

Education, American Studies

Information Systems

Cara Lucille Garofalo

Major: Nursing

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha

Minor: Political Science

Riverside, NJ

Activities: Delta Sigma Phi,

Major: Pastoral Care

PEER Educators, SNAP,

James Thomas Fox

Mercy Panyin Gaisie

Intramural Football and

Pleasantville, NY

Merchantville, NJ

Lisa Garra

Basketball

Major: Communication

Major: Nursing

Willow Grove, PA

Minor: Business

Major: Nursing

Lucas Blue Flores Piran

Jose Luis Galloza

Spring Lake, NJ

James Howard Foxen

Philadelphia, PA

Mary Beth Garrity

Major: Finance

Tenafly, NJ

Major: Education, English

Abington, PA

Minor: Spanish

Major: Criminal Justice

Major: Marketing

Minor: Philosophy

Nichole Marie Garber

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau,

Aurelie Florian

Philadelphia, PA

Panhellenic Executive Board

Silverdale, WA

Jennifer Claire Fraczkiewicz

Major: Communication

Monrow, CT

Minor: Political Science

Christopher J. Garzone

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Philadelphia, PA

Michael Foell

Minor: Spanish

Diana Garcia

Majors: Marketing/ Management

Cheltenham, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Activities: Football

Major: Communication

Danielle Lucienne Fralen

Major: Liberal Arts

Lothian, MD

Minor: Philosophy

Jennifer Teresa Gaynor

Celia B. Font

Major: Communication

Levittown, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Minor: Marketing

Gertrudis Garcia

Major: Nursing

Major: Marital and Family

Ponce, Puerto Rico

Therapy

Sarah Frangos

Major: Nursing

Michael Gehris

Clarks Summit, PA

Activities: SNAP, MSNA, Sigma

Philadelphia, PA

Libra L. Footman

Major: Communication

Theta Tau, Anime Club, the

Major: Marketing

Feasterville Trevose, PA

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma,

Explorers

Major: Nursing

Ambassadors, Admission Campus

Veronica Eduarda Genova

Explorer

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Kristina Geonnotti

Langhorne, PA
Major: Education

Kevin John Gianfortune

Cherry Hill, NJ
Major: Finance
Minor: Philosophy

Nicole P. Giantomaso

Abington, PA

Major: Communication

Melanie Celeste Gibbons

Bridgewater, NJ
Major: Psychology
Minor: Religion

Catherine Ann Gifford

Souderton, PA

Major: Marketing

Minor: International Studies

Danielle Marie Gigantino

Sewell, NJ

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Lynne M. Giglio

Princeton, NJ
Major: Marketing

John Francis Gill

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Management

Bemadette Gillen

Glenside, PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Lynette Anise Gilliam

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Minor: Leadership and Global

Understanding

Brooke A. Gillis

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Megan F. Gingrich

Harrisburg, PA
Major: Communication

Patrice Girard

Northfield, NJ

Major: Communication

Activities: Crew

Martin Ndicu Githinji

Nairobi

Major: Finance and Management

Information Systems

Michael A. Giunta, Jr.

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Accounting

Activities: Beta Gamma Sigma,

Intramural Football and Basketball,

NSCS

Tara K. Gladys

New Britain, PA
Major: Management

Paula L, Glanton

Trenton, NJ

Major: Computer Information

Science

Marques D. Glaze

King of Prussia, PA
Major: Finance

Margaret C. Gleason

Flourtown, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Richard N. Glenn

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Lindsay Elizabeth Glennie

Fallsington, PA
Major: Nursing

Eric M. Glick

Toms River, NJ

Major: Finance and Management

Julia S. Goble

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Robert Kevin Godard

Shrewsbury, NJ
Major: Finance

Shauna Rae Goetz

Maple Shade, NJ
Major: Psychology
Activities: Crew, Intramural
Basketball, SAAC

Patrick Francis Golden

Vineland, NJ
Major: Finance

Joseph Louis Gonzalez

New York, NY
Major: Crimina; Justice
Minor: Business

Luis Fernando Gonzalez

Bensalem, PA
Major: Management

Joseph James Gouryeb

Cinnaminson. NJ

Major: Finance and History

Jenna Lynn Graber

Englishtown, PA
Major: Finance

Andrew E. Graff

Morrisville, PA
Major: Education

Nicholas Joseph Graff

Abington, PA

Major: Communication

Minor: Political Science

Alison Graham

Doylestown, PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studies

Moira E. Grassey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Nicole Kelly Gray

Pennsville, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education and American Studies

Eugene James Grear

Haddon Heights, NJ
Major: Criminal Justice

Meagan Courtney Green

Upton, PA

Major: Biology and English

Kevin S. Greenberg

Willow Grove, PA
Major: Management and
Marketing

Olga Greendlinger

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Central and European

Studies

Ashley Marie Griffin

Atco, NJ

Major: Psychology

Thomas Wiillafn Gvossman

Chesilhurst, NJ
Major: Accountinn

Dominic Joseph Grosso

Medford. NJ
Major: Management

Jennifer Anne Grosso

Roselle Park, NJ
Major: Fine Arts

David Daniel Gruberg

Poughkeepsie, NY
Major: Finance

Patricia Guerin

Huntingdon Valley, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Laura Guerrini

Hatboro, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: Gamma Phi Beta.
IFSC, SNAP

Catherine Mcuie Gulkis

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Education and Math

Melissa Guney

Hainesport, NJ
Major: ISBT

Abbey N. Gunn

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Education

Jennifer C. Gutierrez

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Julianna Gwiszcz

Cheltenham. PA

Majors: English and Sociology

Activities: Los Ninos. Project

Appalachia, Collegian, PRSSA,

L.O.C.K.

Alma Irene Hall

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Kevin Lawrence Hall

Liverpool, NY

Major: Political Science

Minor: Business

Jesse Daniel Hamilton

Demarest. NJ

Major: Finance and Marketing

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Andrea Drahushul Hcunm

West Chester. PA
Major: Speech-Lcinguage-
Hearing

Joey Hamm

River Edge, NJ
Major: Criminal Justice

Diana Hammerschmidt

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Brian Christopher Haney

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Management

Brittany Maeve Hanley

Schwenksville, PA
Major: Accounting and
Management Information
Systems

Sean Hanna

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Brian Alexander Hanna

Southampton, PA

Major: Information Technology

Leadership

Patrick John Hannigan

Newtown, PA

Major: Communication

Brittany Marie Hansen

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jessica Ashley Hanson

Cortland Manor, NY
Major: Elementary/Special
Education, American Studies

Marshalee Latoya Hanson

Fairless Hills, PA

Major: Industrail/Organizational

Psychology

Beverly R. Hardy-Moore

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Stephanie C. Harkins

Levitt own, PA
Major: Nursing

Jamila Harley

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Lesli M. Harper

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Angela Veria Harris

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Information Technology

Leadership

Darnell Leonardo Harris

Baltimore, MD
Major: Management

Shaheim Harris

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Vonetta W. Harris

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Anika Hart

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Jennifer V. Hart

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Psychology,

Communication

Activities: RA, La Salle 56, La

Salle Service Trips

Robert Henry Hart

Warrington, PA

Major: Information Technology

Leadership

Angela Carmel Hartman

Doylestown, PA
Major: Nursing

Steven Ronald Hartman

Bluebell, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Linda Marie Hasner

Mount Laurel, NJ
Major: Psychology

Edward Michael Hays

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Sean Heam

Hatboro, PA

Major: Marketing

Activities: Cross Country, Track

Joseph Heavey

Coatesville, PA

Major: Accounting

Activities: Men's Soccer, SGA,

SAAC

Roneild Anthony Heere

Churchville, PA
Major: Finance

Kristi Lynne Heiman

Norristown, PA
Major: Finance

Kelly Lynn Heiss

Woodland Hills, CA
Major: Psychology
Minor: Sociology

Megan Hellander

Blackwood, NJ

Major: Communication

Minor: Marketing

Activities: Intramural Sports, PEER

Educators, PRSSA

Ann M. Heller

Elkins Park, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Kristy Marie Heller

Perkiomenville, PA
Major: Accounting

Rebecca Lynn Helms

Paupack, PA

Major: Clinical Psychology

Matthew Hendricks

Collingswood, NJ
Major: Criminal Justice
Activities: Alpha Phi Delta

Janette Nancy-Anne Hendrix

Philadelphia, PA

Major: English and Spanish

Minor: Japanese

Andrenna N. Henry

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Sean Henry

Bristol, PA

Majors: Marketing and Finance
Activities: Business Scholars Co-Op
Program, Men's Rugby

Rachel Ann Hensey

Monroe, CT
Major: Nursing

Lindsay Marie Herbine

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Education and English

Maria Hernandez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Casey Ryan Herstich

Bethlehem, PA
Major: Communication

Kimberly Hester

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Brenda Joy Hicks

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Lorraine D. Hicks

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kevin J. Higgins

Warminster, PA
Major: General Business
Administration

Carlene Hightower

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing,

Minor: Psychology

Danielle N. Hignut

MuUica Hill, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Alicia Hill

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Business Administration

Angela Hill

Cheltenham, PA

Major: Bilingual Bicultural Studies

Wayne W. Hobson

Charlotte, NC

Major: Organizational Dynamics

Minor: Psychology

Joseph Paul Hoffman

Drexel Hill, PA
Major: History
Minor: Sociology

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Lauren Hoffman

Yardley, PA

Major; Nursing

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha,

Sigma Theta Tau, NSCS

Diana Holland

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Secondary Education,

Math

Minor: Psychology

Activities: Ambassadors, ACES,

Project Appalachia

Ryan Clevis Holmes

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Bilingual Bicultural Studies

Elizabeth Ainsley Holody

Princeton, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Erin Holtan

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

James Patrick Holzwari:h

Warminster, PA
Major: Accounting

Catina Renee Hood

Lawrenceville, NJ
Major: Communication

Alyse Marie Hoover

Harrisburg, PA
Major: Communication

Kristen Nicole Horn

Langhorne, PA
Major: Education

Sean J. Houlihan

Bensalem, PA
Major: ISBT
Minor: Marketing
Activities: Honors Program,
SIFE, RSA, WEXP, RA

Marissa Marie Houtz

Pottsville, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Robyn L. Hovermale

Upper Darby, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Martin Howley

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice
Activities: Judicial Review Board,
Alpha Phi Sigma, Moot Court

Natesha Hray

Bronx, NY

Major: History

Activities: Delta Phi Epsilon, AASL,

St. Thomas Moore Pre-Law Society,

RSA

Catherine T. Hudec

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Tracey D. Hudson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: General Studies

Megan Huffnagle

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing
Minor: Communication
Activities: Gamma Phi Beta, Food
Services, Project Mapendo, Los
Ninos

Carolyn Hughes

South Kent, CT
Major: Psychology
Minor: Forensic Studies
Activities: AID Outreach, PEER
Educators, Peer Tutors

Kevin Hughes

Cherry Hill, NJ

Major: Biology

Minor: Philosophy

Activities: University Ministry and

Service

Jennifer Hyde

New Rochelle, NY
Major: Russian

Ian Hyder

Philadelphia, PA

Major: History

Minor: Political Science

Kelly Brynn lacobacci

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Marital Family Therapy

Michael Joseph lannello

Somerdale, NJ
Major: Accounting

Catherine Ibirongbe

Sicklerville, NJ

Major: Nursing

Activities: MSN A, SNAP, Sigma

Theta Tau

Carolina Sanchez llagan

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Caitlin Rose Immerman

Ambler, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Michael Impagliazzo

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Marketing

Activities: Business Scholars Co-

Alison Lee Ingman

Township of Washington, NJ
Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Amy Inkrott

Washington Township, NJ
Major: Psychology
Activities: AIDS Outreach. Alpha
Theta Alpha

Jaclyn Issel

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Victoria Ivins-Voce

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nutrition
Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha,
Cheerleading, LEAN Club

Theodore Richard Jabara

Ridgefield, CT

Major: Management

Minor: Leadership and Global

Understanding

Kristy Jack

Riverside, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Francena Yvette Jacks

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Finance and Management

Andrea Jackson

Elkton, MD
Major: Nursing

Christine Jackson

South Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Music
Activities: Association for
Women in Communication

Jannie C. Jackson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Social Work

Eric Paul Jaen

Waminster. PA

Major: Information Technology

Minor: Business

Kyle M. Jakob

Medford, NJ
Major: Marketing

Mark Joseph Janiszewski

Skillman, NJ

Major: General Business

Administration

Christopher Jannetti

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Marcely Jean-Pierre

Willingboro. NJ

Major: Communication

Minor: English

Activities: Phi Beta Sigma,

AASL Track and Field. La Salle

56, WEXP

Stephanie Jefferson

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Rachel Jeff-Macauley

Pennsauken. NJ
Major: Nursing

Eliza Kathleen Jelliff

Sea Girt. NJ

Major: Marital Family Therapy

Catherine Mellwig Jenkins

Woodbury, NJ
Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

April S. Jerman

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Hasana J. Jerman

Philadelphia. PA
Major; Nursing

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Clement John

Trivandrum. Kerala. India
Major: Nursing

Carol D. Johnson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Laura Anne Johnson

Washington, DC

Majors: Marketing and

Management

Minor: Communication

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha,

X-Plorettes Dance Team,

PRSSA

Lenny Johnson

Baltimore, MD

Major: Integrated Science

Business Technology

Activities: Phi Beta Sigma,

AASL, RA, Gospel Choir. Day

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Matthew F. Johnson

Cheltenham, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Gabrielle Rose Joiner

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Management, Marketing

Andrew Jones

Middletown, NJ

Major: Information Technology

Anita Rachel Jones

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nursing

Christopher L. Jones

NoPA/alk, CT
Majors: Communication
Minors; History, Music
Activities: Open Mic Night,
Backstage Pass, Film Society

Kelly C. Jones

Blackwood, NJ
Major: Psychology
Minor: Biology

Marc Edward Jones

Ambler, PA

Major: Liberal Arts/General

Studies

Margaret Mary Jones

Williamstown, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, Psychology

Mark E. Jones

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Business

Nicole Jones

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Shawree Jones

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Tynisa N. Jones

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Zipporah E. Jones

Philadelphia, PA
Major: English

Calvin M. Jordan

Cape May, NJ
Major: Finance
Minor: Accounting

Kathleen Ann Jordan

Wilmington, DE

Major: Psychological Counseling

Stephen E. Jordan

Rochester, NH
Major: English, Public
Administration

Jamila Amira Joshua

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kelly Ann Joyce

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Carolyn Mary Judge

West Chester, PA
Major: Religion
Minor: Psychology

James Francis Juliano

Swedesboro, NJ
Major: Biology

Krystallia Kalachani

Major: Communication

Efthymia Kalantzi

Major: Communication

Jennifer Marie Kallen

Rhineback, NY

Major: Education, Social Studies

Stephen Kamnik

Mayfair, PA

Major: Criminal Justice

Minor: Philosophy

Activities: Information Technology

Carolyn C. Kampa

Bensalem, PA
Major: Education

Colleen E. Kane

Swarthmore, PA

Major: Nursing

Activities: Gamma Phi Beta

Lauren Kane

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Finance, Marketing

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau

Jonida Kapetani

Major: Communication

Dancan Kapkusha

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Maria Karali

Major: Communication

Alexis Jane Karbiwnyk

Flourtown, PA
Major: Education

Maria Catherine Kardas

Wildwood, NJ
Major: Marketing

Timothy George Karis

Scotch Plains, NJ

Major: Management, Marketing

Kara Kaschak

Winslow, NJ
Major: Marketing
Activities: Cheerleading

Christina Lamros Katsifas

Garrison, NY
Major: Biology

Kerry J. Katzke

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Stacey Julia Kauffman

Elkins Park, PA

Major: English

Minor: American Studies

Christina Kazmorck

Blackwood, NJ
Major: Psychology

Norman Thomas Kciznica

Phialdelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Raymond Robert Kaznica

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Jaclyn Keannerer

Secane, PA

Majors: Elementary/Special
Education, American Studies
Activities: Education Association,
American Studies Association, Pi
Lambda Theta, NSCS

Kevin A. Kearney

Blakely, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Trevor John Keast

North Wales, PA

Major: Computer Information

Sciences

Rayvan Kee

Elkins Park, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Daniel P. Keefe

Abington, PA
Major: Finance

Nancy Marie Keeley

Philadelphia, PA
Major: General Business
Adminstration

Amy Marie Keenan

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nursing

Shannon M. Kelly

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Marie C. Kelly-Tralics

Ardsley, PA
Major: Nursing

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Megan Kempf

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP

Holly Kendorski

Port Richmond, PA
Major: Political Science

Derrick Kennedy

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Daniel John Kenworthy

Levittown, PA
Major: Accounting
Minor: English

James Patrick Keough

Westmont, NJ
Major: English
Minor: Communication
Activities: WEXP

Colleen Kerins

Ridley Park, PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Gamma Phi Beta

Lauren Elizabeth Kerrigan

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: English

Aline Keshishian

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Aliya Zakia Khabir

Cheltenham, PA
Major: Communication

Hina Khan

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Activities: Biology Club, AED,

South Asian Student Association

Su Hee Kim

Colmar, PA
Major: Nursing

Michelle Kintsch

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Information Technology

Jenna Marie Kipp

Downingtown, PA
Major: Psychology

Betty Lou Kishler

Pemberton, NJ
Major: Theology

Patricia Lee Kissling

Philadelphia, PA
Major: History

Semira Kiyar

Ethiopia
Major: Nursing
Activities: MNSA

Neeka Klaller

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Amelia Klee

Morrisville, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP, MNSA

Danielle Amy Kline

Warminster, PA
Major; Education

Kathryn Knapp

Somerville, NJ

Major: Mathematics

Minor: Education

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma,

Homeless Outreach

Blaine D. Kneeshaw

Keyport, NJ

Major: Finance

Activities: Crew, Outdoor Adventure

Club

Cally Knight

Southington, CT

Major: Nursing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau, SNAP

Kate Knowles

Port Chester, NY
Major: Communication
Activities: AASL, Collegian, Gospel
Choir, Step Team, Association of
Women in Communication

Nari Koam

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Rosemarie Therese Kolmer

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Pastoral Care

Bridget Konczyk

Philadelphia, PA
Majors: Elementary/Special
Education, American Studies
Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma,
Backpac, Collegian

William Francis Koneski

Bridgeport, PA

Major: International Technology

Christopher Charles Kopac

Shelton, CT

Major: Criminal Justice

Minor; Forensic Studies

Ratmond Joseph Koplinka

Morrisville, PA

Major: Management Information

Systems

Amie Kotalic

Clinton, NJ

Majors: Elementary/ Special

Education, American Studies

Activities: Project Mapendo, PAL,

AIDS Outreach, La Salle

Ambassadors

Natasha Kovacevic

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studies

Joseph Kovalcheck

Newtown, PA
Major: Management

David Jared Kowalski

Jamison, PA

Major: Marital Family Therapy

Laura Lea Kozemple

Souderton, PA
Major: Nursing

Kellie J. Krause

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

John Christopher Kreisler

Doylestown, PA
Major: Marketing

Nicole Marie Krupa

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Magdalena Krysa

Levittown, PA
Major: Nursing

Jaclyn Diiant> Kubaiii

Coatesville, PA
Major: Spee'j.
Hearing
Minor: Psychology

Wayne Albert Kuehner

Dayton, NJ

Major: Management

Information Systems

Vanessa Valarie Kulik

Blackwood, NJ
Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

Timothy Kummerling

Glenside, PA
Major: Nursing

Christina Kump

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Activities: Phonathon,
Communication Work study job.
Biology Work Study job

Michelle M. Kuppe

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Todda R. Kurpel

Media, PA

Major: Central/Eastern

European Studies

Martha Kutteh

Statesville, NC
Majors: Elementary/ Special
Education, American Studies
Minor: Leadership and Global
Understanding
Activities: AIDS Outreach.
Women's Tennis, Peer
Ministers. Project Mapendo.
Los Ninos. PAL

Kathryn Kuttler

Doylestown. PA
Major: Nursing

Stephem William
Kwasniewski

Elkins Park. PA
Major: History

Nicole Elizabeth La Rocca

Linwood. NJ

Major: Marketing, Finance

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iiinily Key LaBell

Pliiiadelphia. PA
Major: General Studies
Minor: Women's Studies

Devin Ladd

Lebanon. CT
Major: Communication
Activities: Men's Soccer Team,
Big Brother/ Big Sister. SGA

Peter William Lafferty

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Management

Susanne Marie LaFrankie-
Princi

Haddonfield. NJ
Major: Communication

Robert Christopher Lally

Norristown. PA
Major: Finance

Michelle Lamay

Feasterville, PA
Major: Marketing

Stephanie Lambert

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Social Work

Matthew Blake Lambie

Ellicott City, MD
Major: Finance
Minor: Accounting

Mary Ann Lammert

Greenville, DE
Major: Pastoral Care

Mary Francis Lamont

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Health Science
Minor Psychology
Activities: Crew

Ashlee Lamson

Maple Shade. NJ
Majors: Elementary/ Special
Education, American Studies
Activities: Gamma Sigma
Sigma, Education Association

Maria-Elana B. Lanahan

Rockledge, PA
Major: Nursing

Elizabeth M. Landis

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Megan Lange

Northfield, NJ
Major: Nursing
Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma

Michelle S. Langley

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Simon Larano

Toms River, NJ
Major: Communication
Minor: English
Activities: RA, A/ASIA

Susan G. LaSalle

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Adult and Human Illness

Dana Marie Lausterer

Old Forge, PA
Major: Nursing

Megan Lavery

Lawrenceville, NJ

Major: Clinical Psychology

Dana M. Law

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: Sociology

Barbara J. Lawrence

Trenton, NJ
Major: Nursing

Chris Lawrence

Norristown, PA

Major: ISBT

Activities: Men's Lacrosse, SIFE

Brent James Leachman

Burlington, VT
Major: Finance

Celestine E. Lee

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Joann Lee

Bryn Mawr, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Sandra Elizabeth Lee

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Social Work

Activities: Social Work Advisory

Board

Tonia Regina Lee

Philadelphia. PA
Major: General Business
Administration

Win C. Lee

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Activities: Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi

Alpha Beta, NSCS, A/ASIA

Michael Lehr

Carlisle, PA
Major: Chemistry
Minor: Business
Activities: Men's Soccer

Julia Lendzinski

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Activities: PRSSA, NSCS, Lambda
Pi Eta

Stephanie Lennon

Rockledge, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Claudia Jean Lentz

Bethlehem, PA
Major: Nursing

Anna Marie T. Lesutis

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Bilinguall Bicultural Studies

Jay I. Levitt

Yardley, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Vanessa Levros

Cranston, RI

Majors: Marketing and

Management

Minor: Digital Arts

Activities: AASL, X-Plorette Dance

Team, Step Team

Jason Lewandowski

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Secondary Education and

History

Minor: Political Science

Activities: Ice Hockey

Amelia Lewis

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Elementary/ Special

Education and American Studies

Activities: RA, RSA, Late Night La

Salle

Andrew Garrett Lewis

Frenchtown, NJ
Major: Communication
Minor: Political Science

Aubreya O. Lewis

Los Angeles, CA

Major: Bilingual Bicultural Studies

Linda L. Lewis

Quakertown, PA
Major: Theology

Stacy Lewis

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jamie Lee Libonate

Hazleton, PA

Major: Criminal Justice

Minor: Spanish

Matthew Liciardello

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Health Sciences

Duane L. Liedle

Newtown, PA
Major: Finance

Amanda Christine Lindsey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Ingrid Linton

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Social Work

Carolyn Anne Lipovsky

Edison, NJ

Major: Chemistry, Biochemistry

Kimberly Anne Lisun

Deptford. NJ

Major: Communication

Alicia Anne Little

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nutrition

Veronica Oluwakemi Little

Willingboro, NJ
Major: Nursing

Tai Patrice Little-Hall

Mount Vernon, NY

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

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Kyle Luke

Timothy W. Main

Gjcrgj Mara

Magnolia, NJ

Wyoming, DE

Philadelphia, PA

4ajor: ISBT

Majors: Finance, Marketing

Major: Information Technology

Major: Biology

Activities: SIFE, Laboratory

Activities: Cross Country, Track Minor: Computer Science

\ssistant

Activities:Singers, Explorer

Mikael Mara

Karina Luna

Yearbook

Wynnewood, PA

Michael Gabriel Lo Sapio

Phialdelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Vilmington, DE

Major: Liberal Arts

Christopher S. Maisano

Minor: Italian

4ajor: Theology

Philadelphia, PA

Victoria Lynch-Smith

Major: Management Information

Kelly Lauren Marascio

Morgan James Lobelo

Medford, NJ

Systems

Solebury, PA

)unellen, NJ

Major: Nursing

Major: Pastoral Care

4ajor: Criminal Justice

Trevor Williams Maki

Erin Marie Lyons

Abington, PA

Sheldon Dubbison

Matthew Alexander Loftus

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Communication

Marcelline

'hiladelphia, PA

Major: Accounting

Minor; Leadership and Global

Philadelphia, PA

4ajor; Fine Arts

Kelly Ann Lyons

Understanding

Major: Lliberal Studies

Todd R. Logan

Voorhees, NJ

Theresa Renee Malandra

Gregory Joseph Marchetti

.anghorne, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Warminster, PA

Southampton, PA

/lajor: Communication

Education, American Studies

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Major: Management,

Psychology

International Businesss

!)assandra Lynn Logue

Brad MacDonald

Jurlington, NJ

Springfield, PA

Anthony D. Malatesta

Jeffrey Thomas Marchetti

^ajor: Finance

Major: Communication

Cherry Hill, NJ

Southampton, PA

4inor: Education

Major: Religious Education

Major: Management

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma

Kalita Denene MacElrce

Yeadon, PA

Sarah C. Malecki

Catherine Nicole Mariano

lames J. Lombardo

Major: Social Work

Harleysville, PA

Philadelphia, PA

^orth Wales, PA

Major: Finance

Major: Management, Marketing

^lajor: Management

Marissa Lynn Macintosh

Minors: Risk Management and

Abington, PA

Insurance. English

Melissa Marinaro

Matthew Jullian Longobardi

Major: Nursing

Activities: Honors Board,

Deptford. NJ

:olts Neck, NJ

Minor: Psychology

Ambassadors, Gamma Iota Sigma

• Major: Elementary/Special

4ajor: Accounting

Activities: National Collegiate

Honor CARE, Honors Program

Education, American Studies

Society, SNAP, Cheerleading

Minor: Leadership and Global

ilaureen Therese Longstreth

Matthew Malloy

Understanding

Varminster, PA

Julianna Madaline

Philadelphia, PA

4ajor: Organizational Dynamics

Pottstown, PA

Major: History

Sylenea Jane Marmo

Major: Psychology

Minor: Secondary Education

Shavertown. PA

Drlando Lopez

Activities: Gamma Phi Beta, Career Activities: Alpha Phi Delta,

Major: Nursing

'hiladelphia, PA

Services Center

Intramural Sports

4ajor: Communication

Michael Paul Marren

vlinor: Marketing

Maggy Elin Maffia

Fiachra Fintan Malone

Philadelphia. PA

Newtown Square, PA

Cheltenham, PA

Major: Mangement

ii'enny C. Lora

Major: Digital Arts

Major: History

Philadelphia, PA

Minor: Computer Science

David Marrero

vlajor: Social Work

Molly Elizabeth Malone

Philadelphia. PA

Shelton Magee

Wilkes Barre, PA

Major: Liberal Arts

Margaret Lorenzo

Pennington, NJ

Major: English, Communication

'hiladelphia, PA

Major: History

Nydia R. Marrero

^ajor: Liberal Arts

Nicole Jean Malone

Philadelphia. PA

Thomas Mark Magoffin

Middletown, NJ

Major: Psychological Studies

Marvin Kenzil

Sewell, NJ

Major: Management

Philadelphia, PA

Major: General Business

Activities: Gamma Phi Beta

Christine Marriott

^ajor: Psychological Counseling

Administration

Boothwyn. PA

Jennifer Mangold

Major: Nursing

lonathan Lu

Rebecca Mahney

Philadelphia, PA

vlarlton, NJ

Oaklyn, NJ

Major; Nursing

Harry Marrow

vlajor: Accounting

Major: Math

Camden. NJ

Minor: Education

Major: Marketing

Activities: Rowing

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Amarjda Nicole Martin

Brian Charles Martin Mattem

Patrick McCusker

Thomas Francis McGuigan

Hershey, PA

Woodbui'ym NJ

Chalfont, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Major: Central/Eastern European
Studies

Major: Accounting

Megan McKay Martin

Brian D. McDermott

Ashley McGuire

Yonkers. NY

Barbara A. Matthews

Arlington, VA

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Levittown, PA

Major: Digital Arts

Majors: Psychology. Political

Education. American Studies

Major: Nursing

Science

Katherine Anne McDevitt

Activities: Karate Club, Honors

Gelmarik Martinez

Dexter Andrew Matthews

Abington, PA

Board, Psi Chi

Sellerville. PA

Wilmington, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Major: Education, Spanish

Major: ISBT

Education, American Studies

Cassandra D. Mcintosh

Minor: Italian

Philadelphia, PA

Erika J. Matthews

Megan Colleen McGee

Major: Nursing

Anwar Martinez-Ramos

Newtown Square, PA

Enola, PA

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Communication

Major: American Studies

Brian McKenna

Major: Education

Activities: the Masque, Improv 101,

Upper Darby, PA

Michelle S. Matthews-Wild

American Studies Association,

Major: Finance

Stellita Martin-McFarlane

Richboro, PA

Honors Program

Elkins-Park, PA

Major: Nursing

Sean Edward McKenna

Major: Nursing

Marisa Ann McGettigan

Red Bank, NJ ;

Melissa Matyjasik

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Communication

Kate Martinucci

Williamstown, NJ

Major: Commnicaiton

Bronx, NY

Major: Nursing

Maryann Magdelene

Major: Nursing

Robert McGinley

McKenzie

Minor: Psychology

Jeffrey Pauk Matysik

Fairless Hills, PA

Mount Laurel, NJ

Activities: Softball

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Computer Science

Major: Nursing

Major: Psychology

Activities: Jazz/Pep Band

Karon Martyn

Justin McLaughlin

Philadelphia, PA

Faydeen Mauger

Thomas McGoldrick

Madison, CT

Major: Nursing

Blackwood, NJ

Oreland, PA

Major: Finance ;.

Major: Nursing

Major: Accounting

Minor: Risk Management

Rachel S. Marzario

Activities: Crew, Outdoor Club

Activities: FIGI, Grift Club

Bensalem, PA

Elisabeth Lynn Mayer

Major: Nursing

Bradley Beach, NJ

Lauren McGovern

Kathleen Ann McLaughlin

Major: Marketing, Management

Glenside, PA

Norristown, PA

Evanthia Masmata

Major: Communication

Majors: Chemistry, Biochemistr

Major: Communication

Dorothry Mc Cain

Minor: Marketing

Activities: Chymian Society, the

Philadelphia, PA

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau

Collegian, Neighborhood

Lindsey Beth Massimiani

Major: Social Work

Tutoring, Alliance

Philadelphia, PA

Minor: Business

Michael Patrick McGovem

Major: Communication

Havertown, PA

Patrick McLaughlin

Minor: Leadership and Global

John McAleese

Major: General Business

Norristown, PA

Understanding

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Adminstration

Major: Philosophy

Matthew Lee Mastronardo

Activities: Delta Sigma Phi, Men's

Elizabeth Anne McGrain

Walter S. McMahon

Blackwood, NJ

Lacrosse

Baltimore, MD

Norristown, PA

Major: Psychology

Major: Nursing

Major: Accounting, Finance

Minor: Leadership and Global

Catherine Teresa McBride

Minor: Philosophy

Understanding

Southampton, PA

Alex McGrath

Major: Management

Lansdale, PA

Scott Patrick McManamon

Yvonne Maureen Matherson

Major: Communication

Fairfield. CT

Philadelphia, PA

Brian Charles McCaffrey

Minor: English

Major: Finance

Major: Education

Philadelphia, PA

Activities: BackPac, Ultimate

Minor: Risk Management

Major: Nursing

Frisbee

Insurance

Gins Mathew

Philadelphia, PA

Sherrita Annette McCray

David Joseph McGrath

Lauren Elizabeth McManus

Major: Health Sciences

Philadelphia, PA

Fanwood, NJ

Major: Psychology

Major: Communication

Majors: Elementary/Special

Daniel Matroi 2

Minor: English

Education, American Studies

Northeast Philadelphia, PA

Major: Digital Art

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Donna Marie McNamara

Abington, PA
Major: Nursing

Daniel P. McNichol

Oreland, PA

Major: General Business

Administration

Mark David McNierney

Galloway, NJ
Major: Theology

Bemadette Kathleen
McPhcrson

Rutherford, NJ
Major: English
Minor: Communication

Christie Marie McQuiggan

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Trisha McShane

Bellmawr, NJ

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

John McVey

Langhorne, PA

Majors: Marketing, Management

Activities: Football

Elizabeth M. Meadows

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Bicultural Bilingual Studies

Anthony V. Medoso

Hatboro, PA

Major: Communication

Minor: Marketing

Activities: Collegian, Public

Relations Student Society of

America, Delta Sigma Phi,

Intramurals

Cheryl L. Mee

Richboro, PA
Major: Health Care
Administration

Margaret M. Meehan

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Studies

Fatima Mehmedagic

South Brunswick, NJ
Major: Nursing

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha,
AIDS Outreach

Carli Mell

Somers Point, NJ

Majors: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Stefanie Melo

Doylestown, PA

Major: Addictions Counseling

Ekaterine Metreveli

Yardley, PA
Major: Nursing

Kathleen Aleni Metzelaar

Wilminnton, DE
Major: Communication
Minor: Leadership and Global
Understanding

Larissa Meyer

Hamilton, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA, Service Trips,

SEA, LOCK, Alliance

Adrian Micu

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Joshua A. Miles

Williamsport, BA

Majors: Business Management,

Marketing

Barabara Vergena Miller

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Christopher Miller

Southampton, PA
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: Economics

Jason Kenneth Miller

Cortlandt Manor, NY
Major: Criminal Justice

Mark Miller

Lititz, PA

Major: Communication

Minor: History

Maura Ann Miller

Springfield, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Patreace Miller

Bowie, MD

Major: Psychology

Minor: Forensics

Activities: Psychology Club, AASL

Regina M. Molony

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Joseph William Mongan

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Computer Science

Jessica Ann Moninghoff

Upper Black Eddy, PA
Major: Nursing

Jermaine Monk

West Orange, MA
Major: Theology

Brian Montgomery

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing

Monica Octavia Montgomery

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Jacquell Paris Moody

Phildelphia, PA
Major: Marketing

Eric Moore

California

Majors: Finance, Management

Jhazsmin Melekath Moore

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Business Administration

Jillian Moore

Plymouth Meeting, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Political Science
Activities: Gamma Phi Beta,
Collegian

David Martin Mora

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Bicultural Bilingual Studies

Esa M. Mora

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Luz Johnanna Morales

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Nilmayra Morales

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Health Studies

Alicia Morales-Johnson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Elizabeth Anne Morent.
Colchester, CT
Major: Biology

Gretchen James Morgan

Conshohocken, PA
Major: Management

Shafeah Morrison

Willingboro, NJ
Major: Nursing

Amanda Rose Morrissey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Business

Chad Edwards Morrow

Harveys Lake, PA
Major: Clinical Psychology

Melissa Lynn Moscon

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Dionne Sharu Moseley

Mt. Vernon. NY
Major: Central/Eastern
European Studies

Jonathon Ryan Alonzo
Moseley

New Providence. Bahamas
Major: Computer Information
Systems

Angelica Mota

Lake Mary. FL
Majors: Finance. Marketing
Activities: OLAS. LATINS.
Business Scholars Co-Op. Beta
Gamma Sigma Honor Society

Megan L. Moyer

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Kevin Mulderig

Pennsauken. NJ

Major: Digital Art

Minor: Marketing

Activities: Intramural Basketball,

SAM

Joseph Robert Mullin

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Management

Margarent W. Mungai

Quakertown. PA
Major: Nursing

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Lauren Franchesca Munoz

Moorestown, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education

Minor: Psychology

Sarah A. Munoz

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kelly Lynn Murphy

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kerri Elizabeth Murphy

Lancaster Township, NJ
Major: Accounting and
Management Information
Systems

Molly Murphy

Philadephia, PA
Major: History

Kelly Murray

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma Major: Nursing

Yulia Nassibova

Phialdelphia, PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studies

Erica Joy Natwick

Holtville, CA

Majors: Communication,

Psychology

Activities: Delta Phi Epsilon, IFSC,

PEER Educators, Deans List

Emily Louise Needleman

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Maegan C. Neill

North Wildwood, NJ
Major: Finance, Marketing

Jessica Elizabeth Nelson

Ardmore, PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: Philosophy

Sabrina LeShawn Nelson

Bel Air, MD

Jamila Mashavu Muse

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Julia Musial

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP

Jennifer Ann Musico

Staten Island, NY

Major: Clinical Psychology

Natalia Musitano

Jamison, PA

Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

Minor: Psychology
Activities: La Salle Singers,
NSSLHA

Geoffrey Nagle

Marlton, NJ

Major: Communication

Activities: Football

Anthony Patrick Neri

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Colleen Nesbitt

Gap, PA

Major: History

Activities: Field Hockey, SAAC,

Community Service

Andrew R. Neumann

Hopeweel Junction, NY
Major: Communcation

Robert Thomas Nevitt

Berlin, NJ
Major: Biology

Sheria L. Newkirk

Maple Shade, NJ
Major Accounting

Kimberly Annette Nichols

Coatesvillle, PA
Major: Communication

Michael Steven Nanula Donna M. Nick

Getzville, NY Glenside, PA

Major: Management, Marketing Major: Business

Jessica Grace Nissen

Nazareth, PA
Major: Finance

Lisa Marie Noe

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Emmet Joseph Nolan

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Jeremiah Daniel Noll

Levittown, PA

Major: Education, Math

Minor: Philosophy

Jeneen M. Norfleet

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Social Work

Lauren L. Nothnagel

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Lauren Ashley Novitskie

Vineland, NJ
Major: Biology

Penninah K. Obwaya

Douglasville, PA
Major: Nursing

Steven Joseph Occhiolini

Williamstown, NJ

Major: Accounting, Philosophy

Minor: Computer Science

Peter Daly O'Donnell

Drexel Hill, PA
Major: ISBT

Peter R. O'Driscoll, Jr.

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Information Technology

Marita Ofori

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Paula Sabrina Ogden

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Mojisola-Adeut S. Ogunleye

Williamstown, NJ
Major: Nursing

Ryan O'Hara

Yardley, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: Phi Gamma Delta,
Funding Board, IFSC

Lydia A. Ojomoh

WoolWich Township, NJ
Major: Nursing

Ophelia Okebata

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kasey Florence O'Keefe

Levittown, PA

Majors: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Michael Sean O'Leary

Princeton, NJ

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Pavlo Olenchyk

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Diana Olshansky
Southampton, PA
Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

Brian Joseph O'Meara

Glenside, PA
Major: Management

Colleen Marie O'Meara

Glenside, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Ahunna Chinwe Onukogu

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Kevin Ormsby

Philadelphia, PA
Majors: Digital Arts

Angelita Ortega

Pennsylvania
Major: Nursing

Denise Ortiz

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Lawrence Eugene Nikola

Colts Neck, NJ
Major: Criminal Justice

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Jeremy Ortiz

Mount Laurel, NJ
Major: Communication
Activities: Men's Soccer,
Big Brother/Big Sister

Karen G. Ortiz-Rozo

Drexel Hill, PA

Major: Marketing

Minor: Leadership and Global

Understanding, Communication

Activities: LATINS, CCA,

Leadership Council, Peer

Advising, RA

Scott Robert Orwig

Ephrata, PA

Major: Communication

Gwendolyn Osborne

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Sean Michael O'Sullivan

Mount Laurel, NJ
Major: Criminal Justice

Christopher J. Otto

Huntingdon Valley, PA
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: History
Activities: Judicial Board

Allison Marie Ours

Langhome, PA

Major: Education, English

Stephanie Owen

Burlington, WI
Major: Psychology
Activities: Volleyball, SAAC ,
Psychology Club

Veida P. Owusu

Morrisville, PA
Major: Liberal Studies

Christopher John Ozar

Rumson, NJ
Major: Digital Arts

Utku Ozcan

Williamstown, NJ

Major: Finance, Marketing

Mary Joan PadiUa

Cinnaminson, NJ
Major: Nursing

Matthew Joseph Pagliaccetti

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Public Administration

Minor: Business

Marc B. Palmerio

Lafayette Hill, PA
Major: Nursing

Mario Angelo Palmieri

Exeter, PA

Majors: Marketing, Management
Activities: Football, Alpha Phi Delta,
Italian Club, Pre-law Society, NSCS

Steph Paltjon

Green Brook, NJ

Major: Nursing

Activities: PEERS, RSA, Step Team,

Team Leader, SIFE

Jaclyn Renee Palumbo

Southampton, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Joseph A. Pannulla

Huntingdon Valley, PA
Major: Nursing

Roy Carlos Pantaleon

Jersey City, NJ

Major: Information Technology

Minor: Business

Lisa Paolone

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Eric David Paone

Fort Washington, PA
Majpr: Nursing

Panagiota Papapanou

Major: Communication

Katherine Pape

Mount Laurel, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA, LOCK

Dorothy Parkins

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Batucan Pars

Philadelphia, PA
Major: ISBT

Daniela Theresa Passalacqua

Newtown, PA
Major: Education

Wanda D. Pate

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Mamta Jasbhai

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nursing

Drew Florentino Paunil

Silver Spring, MD
Major: Communication
Minor: History

Hillary Pautz

Troy, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: AM A,
Big Brother/Big Sister

Katherine Marie Pcarcc

Seaville, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Jaclin Pearl

Eagleville, PA
Major: Nursing

Gregg S. Pearson

Doylestown, PA
Major: History

Kimberly Pccca

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Finance, Management

Joseph T. Pelone

Blue Bell, PA

Major: English

Activities: Collegian, BackPac.

WEXP

Natasha Nicole Perry

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jamie Elaine Peteraf

Browns Mills, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Cody Peters

Lakehurst, NJ
Major: Psychology
Activities: Men's Soccer, Big
Brothers/Big Sisters. SAAC.
Psychology Club

David Peters

West Chester, PA

Majors: Marketing, Management

Activities: Track, SAM

Claire Dale Peterson

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Marketing, Management

Aikaterini Petrochilou

Major: Communication

Cindy Ann Pinkcrton

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Marketing

Katherine S. Pinney

Midlothian, VA
Major; Central/Eastern
European Studies

Mark J. Pitta

Peckville, PA
Major: Business

Tara Pizzo

Swarthmore. PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Marketing
Activities: Collegian, NSCS.
Lambda Pi Eta

John James Plessas

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Marketing

Henry J. Podlctszewki

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Marketing

Molly Caroline Poirier

Greenwich. CT
Major: Communication

Neal Philip Pollack

Morrisville. PA
Major: Finance

Niffari O. Poorman

Palmyra, NJ
Major: Education

Jennifer Porter

Doylestown, PA
Majors: Elementary/Special
Education. American Studies
Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau.
Neighborhood Tutoring

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Jadera N. Postley

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Elaine Marie Potalivo

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Genevieve Marie Powell

Southampton. PA
Major: Marital and Family
Counseling

Svetlana Pozdnyakov

Langhorne. PA
Major: Management

Richard A. Prall

Doylestown. PA
Major: Psychology

Juliana Pray

Westhampton. NJ
Majors: Elementary/Special
Education. American Studies
Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma

Paula Jean Prillman

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Joe Procopio

Huntingtown, MD
Major: Criminal Justice
Activities: Football

Marios Psallidas

Major: Communication

Shirley Nicole Puhiera

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Lauren Ann Purtle

Huntingdon Valley, PA
Major: Nursing

Michael Purvis

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Computer Science

Elvira Pyanova

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP

Zhanna Gena Pyanova

New Hope, PA
Major: Accounting

Melissa E. Pysher

Fountain Hill. PA
Major: Management

Sean Patrick Quigley

Braintree. MA
Major: History

Lenzy L. Quiles

Northeast Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Religion
Activities: LaSalle 56

John Quinn

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Accounting

Activities: Ice Hockey, Accounting

Association

Jennifer Ann Radano

Phoenixville, PA
Major: Management

Craig Raezer

Downingtown, PA
Major: Communication
Minor: Marketing
Activities: Sigma Phi Lambda,
Men's Lacrosse

Patrick Rafferty

Philadelphia, PA

Major: ISBT

Activities: SIFE. RSA. WEXP

Eileen M. Rajkowski

Levitt own, PA

Major: Organizational Dynamics

Debbie Ramos

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: ADP

Denise Elaine Ramsden

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Anne-LaVonne Randolph

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Activities: American Association of

University Women

Carla Rapp

Perkasie, PA

Major: Communication

Activities: La Salle 56, UMAS,

Ambassadors

Abby Lynn Rathgeber

Perkasie. PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studies

Kristin Ream

Hatfield, PA
Major: Management

Kristie Reavey

Downingtown, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: Young Democrats

Lisa Diane Recchione

Morrisville. PA
Major: Nursing

Stacey Redley-Peak

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Nursing

Activities: Community Nursing,

YMCA. SNAP. Sigma Theta Tau.

Research Project on Peripartum

Cardiomyopathy

Michelle R. Reed

Chalfont. PA

Major: Organzational Dynamics

Zachary Reese

Sinking Spring, PA

Major: Finance

Activities: Intramural Sports

Mark Joseph Renzi

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Accounting. Finance

Jacob Simon Repash

Hellertown, PA
Major: Biology

Doreen Michelle Reppy

Egg Harbor Township. NJ
Major: Elementary/Special
Education. Psychology

Elizabeth Marie Resta

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Education

Ariel Reyes

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Brenda L. Reyes

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Irena R. Reynolds

Ardmore, PA

Major: Central/Eastern

European Studies

Jeff Reynolds

Morrisville, PA
Major: Education

William C. Rhea

Rockville, MD

Major: ISBT

Minor: Economics

Activities: Track and Field, Phi

Gamma Delta

Edward Kenneth Rhines

North Wales, PA
Major: Management

Thomas M. Ricchezza

Philadelphia, PA
Majors: Accounting, Finance
Activities: Commuter and Off-
Campus Student Association,
Accounting Association, Beta
Gamma Sigma

Aleah Rice

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology
Activities: Psi Chi, AASL

John Francis Rickards

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nutrition

Elyce Rickerl

Langhorne. PA

Majors: Secondary Education,

English

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau,

Writing Fellows, Writing Center

John Riley

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Activities: PEER Educators, AED

Andrea Diane Rink-Elliot

Warminster, PA
Major: Nursing

Melissa Risch

Warminister, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education

Minor: American Studies

Activities: Cheerleading,

Education Association

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Harry Peter Rissling

Philadelphia, PA

MajorL Management Information

Systems

Natlie Rittenhouse

Chalfont, PA
Major: Nursing

David Eduardo Rivera

Pennsauken, NJ

Major: Marketing, Finance

Marta M. Rivera

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Stephanie Rivera

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Nursing

Yaidymar Rivera

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Fred F. Rizzo

Philadelphia, PA
Major: English

Michelle Rizzo

Perkasie, PA
Major: Accounting

David Edward Robart

West Orange, NJ
Major: Marketing

Melissa Dixon Roberts

Hatboro, PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

DaVeda J. Robinson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Douglas E. Robinson

Blue Bell, PA
Major: Finance

Tiffany Robinson

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Elementary /Special

Education, American Studies

Activities: NSCS, Phi Lambda

Theta

Paula M. Roddy

Wilmington, DE
Major: Marketing

Jacqueline Rodrigue

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Health Studies

Candi E. Rodriguez Vargas

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Social Work

Jeanette Rodriguez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Jose R. Rodriguez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Maria Rodriguez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Olivia Rodriguez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Rosmalby Rodriguez

Phialdelphia, PA

Major: Psychology, Spanish

Renee Lynn Roland

Ocala, FL

Major: Finance

Minor: Risk Management Insurance

Bozena Rolla

North Wales, PA

Major: Managment Information

Systems

Joe Rollo

Drexel Hill, PA
Major: Math

Lizbeth Cecilia Romero

Bethlehem, PA
Major: ISBT

Carly Roop

Blue Bell, PA
Major: Nutrition
Activities: LEAN

Alvaro Rosario

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Michael Charles Rose

Marlton, NJ

Major: Political Science

Minor: Art

Theresa A. Rose

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Adriana Rosman-Askot

Newtown, PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Natasha Rossi

Yardley, PA

Major: Psychology

Minor: Italian

Activities: Delta Phi Epsilon,

Dance Team, Psychology Club

Michelle Rothman

Sicklerville, NJ
Major: Nursing

Joseph James Rotondo

Feasterville Trevose, PA
Major: Computer Information
Science

Gregory G. Rotz

Major: Management

Leugh Ann P. Rotz

Conshohocken, PA
Major: Management

Michael Edu'ard Rousseau

Watertown, CT
Major: English

Megan Lynn Rowen

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA

Mary-Megan Rubino

Northfield. NJ

Major: Psychology

Activities: Dance Team, Biology

Club

Mary Katherine Ruffing

Bethlehem. PA
Major: Communication

Brian Ruhling

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Phi Gamma Delta

Jessica Runy :<
Philadelphia. P/-,
Major: Accounting
Activities: Business Scholars Co-
Op, Accounting Association,
Beta Alpha Honor Society

Lisa Russell

Willingboro, NJ
Major: Nursing

Louis Daniel Russo

Marlton, NJ
Major: Finance

Diane M. Rutkowski

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Jacqueline Diane Ruvo

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Clinincal Psychology

Theresa Ryan

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Elizabeth Dunlap Sabia

Doylestown. PA

Major: Management. MIS

Kristen Jean Sacco

Bensalem. PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: Nutrition

Theodore Sagos

Derexel Hill. PA
Major: Accounting

Rachel D. Salbo

Marlton. NJ

Major: Clinical Psychology

Gabrielle Salerno

Oakford. PA

Major: Psychology

Activities: Psi Chi Honor Society

Fabian A. Salgado

North Wales. PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Erin Elizabeth Salvatore

Bridgeton. NJ

Major: Communication

Minor: Marketing

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Jennifer Niccolc
Sammartino

Churchville. PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: Italian

Simi Samuel

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: MSN A

Deborah Ann Sanders

Philadelphia. PA
Major: General Studies

Daniel Sandiford

Fanwood. NJ

Major: Public Administration

Minor: Economics

Activities: College Republicans,

Collegian

Christie Sands

Havertown. PA
Major: Math
Minor: Education

Jacqueline G. Sanford

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

Lauren Elizabeth
Sanguinetti

Lumberton, NJ
Major: Nursing

Elina Anatolyevna

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Cenral/Eastern
European Studies

Jose Santiago

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Maria Santiago

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Alexandra Elizabeth
Saputelli

Moorestown, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education. American Studies

Angela Maria Saracino

Huntingdon Vallcav, PA
Major: Marketing

Catalina Sarmiento

Columbia. South America
Major: Geology
Activities: Geology Club

Manfred L Saur

Major: General Business
Administration

Geoff Schaeffer

Blackwood, NJ
Major: Accounting
Activities: Soccer

Jordan Justin Schaeffer

Feasterville, PA
Major: Finance
Minor: Accounting

Alison Nicole Scherer

Collegeville, PA
Major: Finance

James Nicholas Schik

Churchville, PA
Major: Education

Gerald Schlechter

New Hope, PA
Major: Nursing

Melissa John Schmidt

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling,

Addicrtions Counseling

Anita E. Schneck

Lower Gwynedd. PA

Major: Marital and Family Therapy

Robert C. Schneller

Doylestown, PA
Major: Management

Dean Schoendorfer

Abington, PA
Major: Marketing

Kristin Lynne Schoeninger

Boothwyn, PA
Major: Communication

Aubrey Schofield

Somerton. PA
Major: Nursing
Activities: SNAP. LOCK

Jessie R. Schol

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Thomas Sean Schrank

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Sara Schreiner

Washington Township, NJ
Major: Communication
Minor: Marketing
Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma

Theodore Schuck

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Computer Science,

Mathematics

Activities: Ice Hockey

Paige Amy Schurr

Langhorne, PA
Major: Nursing

Lori Anne Schwanhausser

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Clinical Psychology

Christopher C. Schwartz

Philadelphia, PA
Major: History

Renee Marie Schwartz

Newtown, PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Aran Patrick Scott

New York, NY

Major: Finance, Marketing

Tarsha Scovens

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Richard Michael Scully

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Information Technology

Leadership

Natalie Seal

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Accounting. Organizational

Management

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau,

Accounting Association

Christopher Michael Seasholtz

Lansdale, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Courtney Seaver

Broomall, PA
Major: Nutrition

Megan Marie Sebastian

Mantua, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-
Hearing

John Richard Secondo

Wilmington, DE
Major: Marketing

Elizabeth Rose Seeber

Doylestown, PA
Major: Management

Brian Joseph Seeley

Newtown. PA
Major: Management

John C. Sehi

Fairless Hills. PA

Major: Mathematics, Computer

Science

Christopher Alan Seifert

Jenkintown, PA
Major: Communication
Minor; English

Joseph Francis Seklecki

Newtown, PA
Major: Accounting

Laura Serrano

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Social Work ,

Maria Nicole Serras

Ann Arbor, MI
Major: Communication

Kcrri Ann Sforzo

Parlin. NJ
Major: Nutrition

Amy E. Sgrenci

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Clinical Psychology

Andrea Shadeed

Norristown, PA
Major: Nursing

Ryan Richmond Shaffer

Florence, NJ
Major: Education

Meghan Kathleem Shaginaw

Atco, NJ

Major: Communication

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Mary Shannoncella

Margate, NJ
Major: Marketing
Minor: Communication
Activities: AMA, Alliance, AIDS
Outreach

Lindsay Michelle Sharp

Bridgeton, NJ
Major; Speech-Language-
Hearing

Minor: Psychology
Activities: NSSLHA, LOCK,
Neighborhood Tutoring

Gregor William Sherlock

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studoes

YiShi

King of Prussia, PA
Major: Accounting

William Shipley

Malvern, PA

Major: Political Science

Arin Ruth Shoemaker

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychology

Minor: French

Activities: Step Team, Gospel

Choir, Treetops, AASL, Omega

Phi Delta

I Lee Christine Shurtz

Telford, PA

Major: Communication

Jill Diane Siegfried

Feasterville Trevose, PA
Major: Nursing

Drew Michael Silich

Merchantville, NJ
Major: Computer Science

Stephen Silverman

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing

Amanda Nicole Simmons

Mercersburg, PA

Major: Clinical Psychology

Michael Joseph Sims

Sewell, NJ
Major: Theology

James F. Sinclair, Jr.

Warminister, PA

Major: Accounting

Activities: Beta Gamma Sigma, Beta

Alpha

Karolina Siraki

Conshohocken, PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studies

John Siwixki

Shelton, CT

Major: Communication

Amanda Leigh Skowron

Johnsown, PA

Major: Clinical Psychology

Andrew Thomas Slifko

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Agata A. Smagacz

Poland/Philadelphia, PA

Major: ISBT

Activities: Gamma Sigma Sigma,

Central Eastern European Society,

President Assistant, Peer Advising

Leader

Amy Sharee Smith

Irvingotn, NJ
Major: Sociology

Nicholas J. Smith

Pollock, PA

Majors: Secondary Educations,

History

Activities: Delta Sigma Phi, IFSC,

Lacrosse, Ambassadors

Randi Yvonne Smith

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Raymond Smith

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Business

Seamus Andrew Smith

Sharon Hill, PA

Major: Education, English

Tara Lynn Smith

Hatflied, PA
Major: Management

Tyree Darnell Smith

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

John Smyrl

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication
Activities: Ice Hockey, Film
Society, La Salle 56

Jonathan Francis Snyder

Trenton, NJ

Major: Information Technology

Megan Geist Snyder

Lancaster, PA

Major: Finance, Marketing

Hillary Solowy

Summit, NJ
Major: Nursing

Joseph E. Sosnowsky

Mullica Hill, NJ
Major: Theology

Maritza Soto

Philadelphia, PA
Major Nursing

Anastasia Soupergetzi

Major: Communication

Delia Spellman

Havertown, PA

Major: Social Work

Activities: Los Nihos, Crew, RSA

Santina Spera

Tumersville, NJ

Major: Chemistry

Activities: Italian Club, College

Republicans

Christina Spino

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Biology

Minor: Political Science

Activities: Women's Crew, CCA

Thomas Spires

Springfield, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Amy Lynn Sponenberg

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Andrea Marie Stagliano

Woodbui-y Heights, NJ
Major: Communication
Minor: English

Toni Stanhope

Morrisville, PA
Major: Education

Nathan Elliot Starr

Conshohocken, PA
Major: History

Heather Steacker

Croydon, PA
Major: Accounting
Activities: Accounting
Association, Beta Gamma
Sigma

John P. Stefano

Washington Crossing. PA
Major: Marketing

Michael Steffen

Dover. NJ

Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: Forensic Studies
Activities: Football

Brett Jarred Stein

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Finance

Holli Courtney Stein

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Theresa Marie Steltzer

Dolylestown. PA
Major: Management

Tomas J. Stenstrom

Fort Washington. PA
Major: Management

Denise L. Stephens

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

June B. Sterling

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Samantha Still

Cherry Hill. NJ
Major: Accounting
Activities: Beta Alpha
Accounting Honors Society,
Business Scholars Co-Op,
Accounting Association. SIFE

Mark M. Stokes

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Business

Mark M. Stokes

Phiiaelphia, PA
Major: Business

Charles R. Storch

Newtown. PA
Major: Education

Michael Stringer

Raynham. MA

Major: Communication

Minor; Marketing

Michael Lawrence Strobel

Mount Laurel, NJ
Major: Political Science

Edward D. Strouse

Doylestown, PA
Major: Nursing

Renee Lynn Stults

Merchantville, NJ
Major: Nursing

Anna Mari Stunda

Fairless Hills. PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practioner

Cheryl Ann Sturges

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Shu Su

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Management

Jorge Andres Suarez

Philadelphia, PA
Major: ISBT

Andrea Jeanne Sudik

Langhome, PA

Major: Interanational Business

Colleen Patricia Sullivan

Lambert on, NJ

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

David Andrew Sullivan

Oakmont, PA

Major: Communication

Erin Sullivan

Coopersburg, PA
Majors: Chemistry,
Biochemistry

Activities: Volleyball, AED,
Chymian Society

Michelle Sullivan

Gibbstown, NJ

Major: Criminal Justice

Minor: Forensic Studies, History

Activities: Softball, Alpha Iota,

SAAC

Shannon Summers

Philadelphia, PA
Major: American Studies
Activities: Collegian, Neighborhood
Tutoring, Alliance

Kent J. Sunderland

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Raul Eugenio Surdez Lopez

Langhome, PA

Majpr: Management Information

Systems

Allison Christine Sweeney

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Clinical Counseling

Charles G. Sweeney

Bensalem, PA
Major: Nursing

Sharleen Swiderski

Levittown, PA

Major: Organizational Dynamics

Scott M. Szewczak

Phoenixville, PA
Major; Marketing

Michelle Talisesky

Elysburg, PA

Majors; Marketing, Economics
Activities: AMA, Big Brothers/Big
Sisters, Appalachia

Candace Talley

Sicklerville, NJ
Major: Nursing

Rebecca Anne Tanghe

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

April Marie Tapper

Audubon, NJ

Major: Management, Marketing

Stacy Taragna

Warminster, PA
Major: Nursing

Mark Anthony Tartaglia

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Digital Art

Kanika Tayal

New Hope, PA
Major; Communication

Benjamin Loyall Taylor

Ardmore, PA
Major: Finance

Linda Louise Taylor

Glenside, PA
Major: Nursing

Maryanne Taylor

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

James Robert Tchabo

Herndon, VA
Major: ISBT

Lynette G. Terrell

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Business

Ronny Terrero

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Liberal Arts

Robert J. Terry, Jr.

Delran, NJ

Major; Finance

Minor; Risk Management and

Insurance

Activities: Intramural Sports,

Gamma Iota Sigma

Carol King Tetteh
King of Prussia, PA
Major: Finance

Charles Theisen

Sellersville, PA
Major: Nursing

Marie Thomas

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Biology

Activities: Leadership Council,

Biology Club, French Club, Italian

Club

Shelby Thome

Doylestown, PA

Major; Biology

Activities: Gamma Phi Beta, La

Salle Shadowing, Biology Club

Samantha Noel Thompson

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Psychological Counseling

Alfreda Thurmond

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Nursing

Nitchelle Timothy

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Nursing

Activities: ADP, Peer Advisor,

Culture Committee

Janet A. Tirado

Drexel Hill, PA
Major: Communication

Julia Tkachenko

Major; Communication

Donato Tocci

Middletown, DE
Majors: Accounting, Finance
Activities; Alpha Chi Rho, Team
Leader, Intramural Football

Farinda Y. Tongor >

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Health Studies

Joan Toohey

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Ceren Topaloglu

Ankara

Major: General Business

Administration

Fanny Tossas

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology

Lauren Nicole Tosti

Langhome, PA
Major; Communication

Christine Elaine Toy-Draoni

Yardley, PA

Major; Addictions Counseling

John Trainer

Bala Cynwyd, PA
Major: Marketing
Activities: Intramural Sports

Angela Tramaglini

New York

Major: Social Work

Activities: Alpha Theta Alpha

Samuel Grayson Traut

Laguna Hills, CA
Major: Criminal Justice

Theresa Travis

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Education

Lavall Traynham

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Nicole Trimble

Norristown, PA
Major: Psychology
Activities: Psychology Club

Mary Theresa Trojecki

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jeffrey E. Troy

Langhorne, PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Paul J. Tsiknakis

Buriington, NJ
Major: Finance
Minor; Risk Management
Insurance

Lucian Dupree Tucker

Baltimore, MD
Major: Digital Art
Minor: English

Andrea Claire Turner

Upper Darby, PA
Major: Nursing

Tiffany Turner

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing
Activities; SNAP

Lisa Ann Tyler

Mount Laurel, NJ

Major: Psychological Counseling

Jamie Lynn Udinson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Nnena O. Ukwa

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Brian Alexander Ulkloss

Bensalem, PA
Major: Education

Rochelle M. Ulrich

Maple Shade, NJ

Major: Marketing, Finance

Ashley Underwood

Chester, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Science

Minor: Psychology

Activities; NSSLHA, AASL,

Psychology Club

Keith C. Ung

Lancaster, PA

Major: Central/Eastern European

Studies

Cenek Vachta

Philadelphia, PA

Major; Central/Eastern European

Studies

Joseph Hyppolite Vaincoeur

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Education

Ami M. Van Dine

Ardmore, PA

Major; Speech-Language-Hearing

John Michael Van Eekelen

Erdenheim, PA
Major; Criminal Justice
Minor: History
Activities: Alpha Phi Delta,
Intramural Softball

Lisa Christine Van Horn

Green Lane, PA

Major; Psychological Counseling

Matthew Stephen Vanacore

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

David P. Vargason

Warrnington, PA
Major: Finance

Reshma Varghese

Drexel Hill, PA

Major: Human Resource

Management

Georga Vassiliki

Major: Communication

Denise M. Veale

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Nursing

Scott Velez

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Liberal Arts

Erin Doran Venafra

Havertown, PA
Major:Nursing

Michelle Eileen Verzi

Riverside, NJ
Major: Marketing
Minor; Spanish

Rosanna Vinales

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Nursing

John Michael Vincent

Barnegat, NJ
Major; Mathmatics
Minor; History

Stacey Marie Vinci

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Psychology
Minor: Spanish

Joseph Anthony Violi

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Pyschology

Laura Violi
Philadelphia, PA
Major; Communication
Activities; Gamma Sigma Sigma,
Lambda Phi Eta Honor Society

Natalie Rose Virgilio

Erial, NJ

Major: Communication

Frank Visco

Philadelphia, PA
Majors; Communication, English
Activities; Collegian, Honors
Board, Project Appalachia,
Habitat for Humanity, RA

Vitaly Vitorsky

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Scott Raymond Vogt

Glenolden, PA

Major: Mangement, Finance

Christopher A. Vokolos

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Mathmatics, Computer

Science

Minor: Risk Management

Insurance

Lindsey Vuolo

Yardley, PA

Major: Communication

Celeste Wade

Williamsport, PA
Major: Art History
Minor; Psychology
Activities; SGA, Student Affairs
Committee. Health Advisory
Committee, NSCS, New
Explorers Student Mentoring
Program

Jamie Lynn Wagsmian

Emmaus, PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Joshua Lee Wahl

Shoemakersville. PA
Major; Marketing

Christine Marie Walker

Silver Spring. MD

Major: Elementary /Special

Education. American Studies

Tiffany Alexandria Walker

Brooklyn, NY
Major; Sociology
Activities; Intermissions

KaraWaU

Salisbury Mills. NY
Major: Communication
Minor: Marketing
Activities: PRSSA

Aisha Tamika Wallace

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Accounting

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Kevin Wallace

Galloway. NJ
Major: Biology
Minor: History
Activities: FIJI, Football

Diane L. Walls

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Marta Waraksa

Chalfont, PA
Major; Nursing
Minor: Psychology
Activities: SNAP,
Psi Chi Honors Society,
PEERS, AIDS Outreach

Gabrielle V. Waring

Willingboro, NJ

Major: Psychology. Sociology

Ceyola Malngiang Warjri

Philadelphia. PA

Major: Marital and Family

Therapy

Michelle D. Washington

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kevin Waters

Norristown, PA
Majors: Marketing,
Management
Activities: Football, AMA,
Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Veronica Omolo
Wathomc

Upper Darby, PA
Major: Nursing

Heather J. Watkins

Warminster, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Pctra R. Watson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Organizational
Dynamics

Patricia A. Webb

Andalusia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jonathan James Webster

Hazlet, NJ

Major: Manaoement

Stephanie Weckesser

Southampton. PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA

Siarra Delaine Weems

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Communication

Andrew Weingarten

Galloway, NJ
Major: Biology
Activities: Peer Educators,
RA/CA, Alpha Epsilon Delta
Alumni Honor Society

Jennifer Lynn Weiss

Audubon, PA
Major: Nursing

Michael James Welch

Marlton, NJ
Major:Finance

Lauren M. Weldon

Phildelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

John E. Welsh

Ambler, PA
Major: Management

Paul Hagan Welsh

Roslyn, PA
Major: History
Minor: Education

Lauren Welte

Philadelphia, PA

Majors: Secondary Education,

History

Minor: Political Science

Activities: Honors Program,

Neighborhood Tutoring, AIDS

Outreach

Funmilayo Whitaker

Nigeria/ Newtown, PA
Major: Nursing

Jennifer White

Newark, NJ

Majors: Accounting, Finance

Activities: Cheerleading,

Alpha Sigma Tau, Accounting

Association

Tara Gabriele White

Glen Mills, PA
Major; Nursing

Serena Hill Whitefield

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Kathleen Rose Wible

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Brian Joseph Wiley

Oreland. PA
Major: Finance

David Emmanuel Wilford

Millsboro, DE
Major: Social Work
Minor: Religion

Sean Michael Wilkinson

Egg Harbor Township, NJ
Major: Biology

Charles Williams

Dowingtown, PA
Major: Nursing

Kamietra Williams

Mount Laurel, NJ
Major: General Busines
Minor: Accounting

Kathleen Williams

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Communication

Minors: English, Womans Studies

Activities: Collegian,

the Masque, WEXP

Kia M. Williams

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Lisa R. Williams

Philadelphia, PA
Major: General Business

Melissa Ann Williams

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Robert Edward Williams

Richboro, PA
Major: Finance

Sherrell Denise Williams

Bristol, PA

Major: Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Monica Williams-Nicholson

Philadelphia. PA
Major: Nursing

Aubra Katherine Williamson

Media, PA

Major: Education, Spanish

Minor: Italian

James A. Williamson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing

Lindsay S. Williamson

Drexel Hill, PA

Major: Adult Nurse Practitioner

Nadine Williamson

Elkins Park, PA

Major: Bicultural Bilingual Studies

Peru C. Wilmer

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Health Sciences

Ellen Clarice Wilson

Marlton, NJ
Major: Management

Faith Naomi Wilson

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Nursing

Jamie L. Wilson

Oreland, PA

Major: Elementary/Special

Education, American Studies

Kimberly Renee Wilson

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing.

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA,

Los Ninos, Week of Hope, Soup

Kitchen, Psi Chi

Vincent Robert Wisniewski

Philadephia, PA
Major: History

Deidre Witkowski

Brick, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Science

Minor: Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA, Sigma Phi

Epsilon Sweetheart

Zana Cecelia Wolf

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing

20o8^enior Undey

Tanesha Prcshae Woodard

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Education

Margaret Wooddell

Fort Washington, PA
Major: International Business

Michael Robert Woods

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Accounting

Daniel G. Worstall

Blackwood, NJ
Major: Accounting

Natesha Wray

Bronx, NY
Major; History

Karisma Wright

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Public Administration

Minor: Language

Lindsay Wright

Brookfield, CT
Major: Elementary/Special
Education, American Studies
Activities; Alpha Sigma Tau

Lauren Yabut

Marlton, NJ

Majors: Marketing, Management
Activities: Delta Phi Epsilon,
X-Plorettes Dance Team.

Kamil Yakubov

Philadelphia, PA
Major: French
Minor; German

Nancy Lee Yates

Blooming Glen, PA

Major; Adult Health and Illness

Lindsay Yeager

Marlton, NJ

Major: Speech-Language-Hearing

Science

Minor; Psychology

Activities: NSSLHA

David Yearwood

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Criminal Justice

Aynur Yeniay

Wayne, PA
Major; Finance

Inna Yermosh

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Finance

Russell James Yetman

Cortlandt Manor, NY
Major: History

Tara Yoos

Suwanee, GA

Major: Finance

Minors: Risk Management Insurance

Activities: Alpha Sigma Tau

Alysia C Yost-Henighan

Philadelphia, PA

Major: Psychological Counseling

Jonathan Dennis Youmans

Tinton Falls, NJ
Major: Digital Art

Michael Anthony Young

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Marketing
Minor; Philosophy
Activities; Alpha Chi Rho,
RA/CA, Campus Ministry
Executive Board, Intramural Sports

Julia Leigh Zachok

Lavallette, NJ

Major; Health Sciences

Steven Ziegler

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Communication
Minor: English

Gerard Zitnik

Baltimore, MD
Major; Psychology
Minor: Biology
Activities: FIJI, Grift Club
Activities; Lambda Pi Eta, NCHS

Amanda Marie Zodeiko

Philadelphia, PA
Major: Elementary/Special
Education, Environmental
Science

Joseph R. Zolofra

Rumson, NJ
Major: History

Zachary Zysk

Philadelphia, PA
Major; Accounting
Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Congratulations

all 2008 cGa

(^alle Qraduatesl

The "Ads Section" often marks the
end of a yearbook, as is true in our
case. In these final pages,
businesses, friends and families,
student organizations and University
departments salute the graduating
seniors, as they start the next path
in their journey through life. These
messages come straight from the
heart, and are a creative way to say
good luck, and in some cases,
goodbye.

Congratulations, Class of 2008.